When a person finds that the normal use and enjoyment of her land is being interfered with by fumes from her neighbour, she may be able to sue for private nuisance.

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This statement is true. Private nuisance refers to an unreasonable interference with the use and enjoyment of one's land, and can include things like excessive noise, noxious fumes, and pollution. If a neighbour's actions are causing such interference, a person may be able to sue for damages or seek an injunction to stop the behaviour.

When a Person Finds That the Normal Use and Enjoyment