After the McLeans filled their swimming pool,recently built in their backyard,swarms of bees came regularly for water.The bees stung everyone including the dog and made it impossible for the McLeans to enjoy the use of their pool.Unknown to the McLeans,when they had the pool installed,their neighbour Springborn had bee hives on his property.Given these facts,which of the following is true?

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The McLeans can sue Springborn for nuisance, as the bees from Springborn's hives are causing a disturbance to them. The fact that Springborn had bee hives on his property and did not take measures to prevent the bees from disturbing the McLeans could make him liable for the nuisance. The other options, such as nonfeasance and the Occupiers' Liability Act, are not applicable in this scenario. The defence of absolute privilege would also not apply, as it is a legal concept that protects individuals from liability for statements made in certain legal proceedings.

After the McLeans Filled Their Swimming Pool,recently Built in Their