Question

A couple owned a home with a large backyard in which they hosted raucous parties, with extremely loud music and bright lights. These parties often occurred during weekdays and went until dawn. Despite multiple complaints, the couple continued to host these parties. The couple had the following three neighbors: an elderly woman who was abnormally sensitive to loud noises; a teacher who thought the parties were hilarious, as they reminded him of his fraternity days; and a mother who found the parties highly annoying and disruptive to her and her family but never addressed the issue with the couple. Who would be barred from recovering from the couple in a nuisance action

Answer 1

Answer: All of the above may recover

Step-by-step explanation:

Nuisance, is referred to as a human activity that is harmful and considered offensive to others and may lead to a cause of action.

Based on the information given, the person whom will be barred from recovering from the couple in a nuisance action will be:

• The elderly woman, because she has special sensitivities.

• The teacher, because he is not offended by the actions.

• The mother, because she has not made the couple aware of the effect of their parties on her family.

Therefore, the correct option is All of the above may recover.