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You may sue a person for Private Nuisance if
he or she has (1) caused physical damage to your property or (2) unreasonably
interfered with your use and enjoyment of your land. To bring such a suit, you
must show that you have an interest in the property affected or the right of
occupation of the land. Do note that you may not sue for any personal injury
under the tort of private nuisance because personal injury is unrelated to the
enjoyment of land.
You must also prove that you are able to
foresee the above damage from the person’s act and you must show that he or she
was at fault for his or her act of Private Nuisance. The person does not have
to create or benefit from the act of Private Nuisance as long as he or she has
the ability to reasonably abate it.
You may wish to consult a Singapore civil dispute lawyer for his or
her expertise on the above and to advise you on the credibility of your case.
At Gloria James-Civetta & Co, you can consult with one of our civil litigation lawyers
in Singapore. Should you have any queries or should like to seek legal
representation, kindly contact us at 6337 0469 or email us at consult@gjclaw.com.sg.
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