How have the courts in BC dealt with nuisance claims?

Ontario, Canada


The following excerpt is from Fiuza v Creekside Real Estate Group Inc., 2019 CanLII 45625 (ON SCSM):

The plaintiffs’ claim is based on nuisance. Negligence was not argued in final submissions. In support of their claim, the plaintiffs relied on Suzuki v. Munroe, 2009 BCSC 1403. In that case, the plaintiffs complained about significant disruption to their reasonable enjoyment due to the defendants’ noisy air conditioner. Based on professionally-obtained, objective evidence of excessive noise levels, the plaintiffs were successful. This case is easily distinguishable, since there was no objective evidence of excessive noise in this matter.

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