❗ Nuisance notice

About this category

A nuisance notice is a legal notice served by a local authority or statutory body to a person who is causing a public nuisance. The notice requires the person to stop the nuisance within a specified time period, or face legal action. A public nuisance can include any activity that causes a disturbance or annoyance to the public, such as noise pollution, littering, or parking illegally.

❗ Nuisance notice

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Local Authority Nuisance Abatement Notice

A statutory nuisance abatement notice is a notice served by a local authority on a person causing a statutory nuisance, under Part III of the Environmental Protection Act 1990.

What to watch out for

The abatement notice must be served by a local authority

The notice must be served on a person causing a statutory nuisance

The notice must be served under Part III of the Environmental Protection Act 1990

Publisher

Genie AI

Jurisdiction

England and Wales

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Associated business activities

Give notice to a nuisance individual

If someone is causing you nuisance, for example by being noisy, you can ask them to stop (known as 'serving a notice'). If they do not stop, you can take them to court.

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