In nuisance cases, courts consider the following factor(s)in determining the reasonableness of the activity:

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Courts consider all three factors in determining the reasonableness of the activity in nuisance cases. The societal value of the harmful activity is weighed against the harm caused to the plaintiff. Whether the plaintiff stood by and did nothing to prevent the creation of the nuisance is relevant to the reasonableness of the plaintiff's complaint. Finally, whether the plaintiff moved to an area where an existing nuisance was located is also a relevant factor in determining the reasonableness of the plaintiff's claim.

In Nuisance Cases, Courts Consider the Following Factor(s)in Determining the Reasonableness