Which concept did the case Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd v Morris (t/a Soundstar Studio) [2004] introduce/make more prominent in cases deciding whether a defendant was an unreasonable user, particularly with regard to potential sensitivity to the nuisance on the part of the claimant?

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The case Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd v Morris [2004] made the concept of foreseeability more prominent in deciding whether a defendant was an unreasonable user, particularly by considering the potential sensitivity of the claimant to the nuisance. This marked a shift towards assessing whether the defendant could have reasonably foreseen that their actions would constitute a nuisance to the claimant, taking into account the claimant's particular sensitivities.

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