Montana HB791 revises nuisance laws, defining public and private nuisances, and outlines remedies and liabilities.
Montana HB791 revises the state's nuisance laws, providing new definitions and remedies for public and private nuisances. The bill defines a public nuisance as a condition arising from real property use that endangers communal safety, is indecent or offensive to the community, or unlawfully obstructs public rights. A private nuisance is defined as a condition that interferes with the comfortable enjoyment of life or property on adjacent or neighboring property.
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