Legal Principle: A private nuisance may consist of: 1. Any interference with a person's use or enjoyment of land. 2. The act of wrongfully causing or allowing the escape of deleterious things into another person's land, e.g. water, smoke, smell, etc.Factual Situation: D erected a brick grinding machine adjoining the premises of P, a medical practitioner. The dust from the machine polluted the atmosphere and caused inconvenience to P and his patients. Here (AILET 2013)Decision:

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