In the case of public nuisance, a plaintiff can bring

Q: Answer-In the case of public nuisance, a plaintiff can bring an action in tort only when:

Explanation Law of Torts In the case of public nuisance, the plaintiff can bring an action in tort only when he proves a special damage to him. In private nuisance, although damage is one of the essentials, the law will often presume it.

an action in tort only when:

A The defendant admits to the nuisance Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

B A special damage is proven by the plaintiff Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

C The damage is presumed by the law Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

D The plaintiff is a private individual Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

E The nuisance is related to a property dispute Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

Solution

Explanation: Law of Torts: In the case of public nuisance, the plaintiff can bring an action in tort only when he proves a special damage to him. In private nuisance, although damage is one of the essentials, the law will often presume it.

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