Miller v Jackson
Miller v Jackson [1977] QB 966 is a famous Court of Appeal of England and Wales case in the torts of negligence and nuisance. The court considered whether the defendant - the chairman of a local cricket club, on behalf of its members - was liable in nuisance or negligence when cricket balls were hit over the boundary and onto the property of their neighbours, Mr and Mrs Miller, the plaintiffs.
Q1137751
Court of Appeal of England and Wales
MEDIA
Q158970
tort
Concept
Q160070
negligence
Concept
Q1156462
nuisance
UNK
Q5136415
cricket club
Concept
Q1139973
cricket ball
Concept
Q1092634
boundary
Concept
Q6859320
Miller v Jackson
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