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The defendants were the owners of a quarry They were accused of causing a public nuisance because of the widespread dust vibration and projectiles coming from the quarry As a result of a relator action brought by the Attorney General an injunction was granted against the defendants

In AttorneyGeneral v Sheffield Gas Consumers Co 3 De Gex Macnaghten Gordon page 316 it was submitted in argument that it was the duty of the Court of Chancery to interfere by way of injunction in all cases of public nuisance whatever might be the position in the case of private nuisances

Attorney General v PYA Quarries facts Definition The defendans used a blasting system in their quarry which caused noise and vibrations and thre out dust stones

Aug 27 2018 · AttorneyGeneral v PYA Quarries 1957 Uncategorized Legal Case Notes August 27 2018 May 28 2019 Whether number of persons affected is large enough to warrant epithet ‘public’ is a question of fact It is not necessary that all members of the class have been affected

AttorneyGeneral v PYA Quarries Materially affects the reasonable comfort and convenience of life of a class of Her Majestys subjects Attorney General v PYA Quarries size

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Managing Director to the Attorney General letter of Deputy Secretary dated 3oth December 2013 and loose minute dated 13 January 2014 marked as ‘K’ ‘L’ and ‘M’ respectively The matter in this Hon Court was settled by way of a consent judgment and handing over of the certificate of the title to the applicant was not a condition

In Attorney General v PYA Quarries Ltd the issue was whether quarrying activitieswhich showered the neighbourhood with stones and splinters and caused dust and vibrationswere a private nuisance affecting some of the residents which would have been civil but not a public nuisance affecting all Her Majestys liege subjects living in the area

HM Attorney General supported by Chambers is responsible for drafting Bills for introduction into the Legislature HM Attorney General is ex officio a nonvoting Member of the Legislative Council and is therefore a Member of Tynwald Court

Attorney General v PYA Quarries 1957 2 QB 169 Nuisance – Public Nuisance – Indiscriminate Effect Facts The defendants operated a quarry and used a blasting technique which emitted large quantities of dust and noise as well as causing vibrations which interfered with the enjoyment of land for many individuals in the area

maakwe v the attorneygeneral 2010 1 blr 199 ca maano and others v the state 2011 2 blr 605 ca maauwe and another v the attorneygeneral and another 1999 1 blr 275 hc maauwe v the state and another 1997 blr 693 ca maberly v the state 1986 blr 386 hc mabi v the state practice note 1988 blr 94 hc mabongo v the state 1999 1 blr 182 hc

To sue in the tort of public nuisance P must be either • the AttorneyGeneral or Director of Public Prosecutions or • a person who has suffered special or particular damage over and above that suffered by the general public See the introduction for more on Halsey v Esso Petroleum

AttorneyGeneral v Robert 1997 SLR 97 Providence Quarry 2 The defendant himself a coowner was granted by the coowners in a document appointing him as fiduciary the power to sell lease mortgage or otherwise dispose of or deal with the parcel S 365

Attorney General Civil Appeal No 8 of 1991 where the appellant’s costs were taxed at shs 6 million He submitted that the principle in that case was the same as in the instant case because in both cases Government had interfered with private property and therefore although the values were different the principle was the same and taxed

AttorneyGeneral v PYA Quarries Ltd 1957 R v Rimmington 2006 The test for fault is the same in both private and public nuisance ie D must have known or had the means of knowing that their conduct or the state of affairs on their land risked causing an interference with the rights of others R v Rimmington 2006

Attorney General v PYA Quarries 1957 2 QB 169 Nuisance – Public Nuisance – Indiscriminate Effect Facts The defendants operated a quarry and used a blasting technique which emitted large quantities of dust and noise as well as causing vibrations which interfered with the enjoyment of land for many individuals in the area

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AttorneyGeneral v Robert 1997 SLR 97 Providence Quarry 2 The defendant himself a coowner was granted by the coowners in a document appointing him as fiduciary the power to sell lease mortgage or otherwise dispose of or deal with the parcel S 365

you dont need to have a legal interest in the land in order to sue for public nuisance as an individual an individual can sue in public nuisance if they can prove that they were affected over and above the class of individuals this can include where they go to expense to remedy the nuisance

Report a Data Breach Who must provide notice and to whom is it provided Connecticut state law requires any person who conducts business in the state and experiences a breach of security involving computerized data to provide notice to the Office of the Attorney General in addition to state residents who may be affected

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See for instanceQuarries of Botswana Pty Ltd v Gamalete Development Trust and OthersMAHLB00004508 a ruling delivered on the 17th February 2010 See alsoBotswana Bus Operations and Others v AttorneyGeneral2005 2 BLR 19 at 21B and a number of cases cited inAmatrix Developments Pty Ltd and Another v Lynette Dowa AttorneysCVHLB001674

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The making and entry into force of HAPCA The proposal for an HIVspecific law in Kenya can be traced to the Task Force on Legal Issues Relating to HIV and AIDS hereinafter “task force” established in June 2001 by the country’s attorney general Amos Wako12 The task force was chaired by Ambrose Rachier a lawyer and thenchairperson of KELIN and comprised 13 members four exofficio

Attorney General on the relation of Glamorgan County Council and Pontardawe Rural District Council v PYA Quarries 1957 1 All ER 894

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