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{{g}}[[Tort]]iously irritating one’s [[neighbour]]. Something one can do whilst playing {{tag|cricket}}, notwithstanding [[Lord Denning]]’s efforts to set the common law to a contrary view.
{{a|tort|}}[[Tort]]iously irritating one’s [[neighbour]]. Something one can do whilst playing {{tag|cricket}}, notwithstanding [[Lord Denning]]’s efforts to set the common law to a contrary view.
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{{Seealso}}
*[[coming to the nuisance is no defence]]
*[[coming to the nuisance is no defence]]
*{{casenote|Miller|Jackson}}
*{{casenote|Miller|Jackson}}
*{{casenote|Sturges|Bridgman}}
*{{casenote|Sturges|Bridgman}}

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Tortiously irritating one’s neighbour. Something one can do whilst playing cricket, notwithstanding Lord Denning’s efforts to set the common law to a contrary view.

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