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Falcons: turning and turning in the widening gyre - nuisance and sensitivity - UK Human Rights Blog (opens the original)
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This unusual neighbour dispute may clarify in time the law of nuisance upon which the Court of Appeal was divided. The CA took the unusual step of granting permission to appeal to the Supreme Court on a 2-1 decision. The Nicholas brothers, who breed falcons for the Middle East market (£100,000 or more per bird), have an aviary near St Just in Cornwall. Next door lives Mr Thomas, whose activities on his land gave rise to this litigation. Falcons are highly sensitive to disturbance during their br
Leaky sandboxes and bursting reservoirs - UK Human Rights Blog (opens the original)
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Strange are the ways in which AI can escape and do harm; equally strange are the curious mechanisms whereby water can escape and do harm. Let’s start in the 19th century with water, and one of the most famous cases of all time, Rylands v. Fletcher. Fletcher owned a mine, Rylands (of The John Rylands Library fame) a local cotton mill for which he needed water from a reservoir (for steam). The reservoir was excavated, and during the excavation five blocked vertical mineshafts were found in the bed
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