A use of land which substantially interferes with the ordinary use and enjoyment of the neighbouring land, judged by the standards of the ordinary person
Fearn v Tate Gallery 2023
A claimant will have a right to bring action if they have a legal interest in the land (right to bring an action)
Hunter v Canary Wharf
D does not need to have an interest in the land at the time the nuisance occurs (right to bring an action)
Anthony v Coal Authority
There must be a substantial interference in the form of physical damage (interference)
St Helen’s smelting
There must be a substantial interference in the form of loss of amenity (interference)
Bone v Seal
Is D making more than a common and ordinary use of land? (unlawful interference)
Sturges v Bridgeman
Was the activity conveniently done? (unlawful interference)
Barr v Biffa Waste