A person who acts in a way that denies another the right to enjoy his or her property without unreasonable interference is liable under:

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A person who denies another the right to enjoy his or her property without unreasonable interference is liable under a private nuisance. Private nuisances are defined as unreasonable interferences with the use and enjoyment of another's property that are not considered to be public nuisances. This type of legal action is usually taken by one individual against another, rather than by the government or public at large. Therefore, choice D is the best option.

A Person Who Acts in a Way That Denies Another