A public nuisance is most accurately described as an unlawful interference with:
Correct answer: D. A right or convenience shared by the public
- A. The personal reputation of one witness
- B. Only the private ownership of one neighbour
- C. A contractual promise between two traders
- D. A right or convenience shared by the public
Explanation
Public nuisance affects the public or a considerable section of it, such as interference with a public road or public health. A private nuisance ordinarily concerns the use or enjoyment of particular private land.
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