Private nuisance refers to a situation where one person's use of their property interferes with another person's enjoyment of their own property. This interference can be caused by various factors, such as noise, odors, or other disturbances that affect a neighbor's quality of life. The key aspect of private nuisance is that it must cause harm or inconvenience to an individual rather than the public at large. To establish a claim of private nuisance, the affected party must demonstrate that the interference is substantial and unreasonable. Courts often consider factors like the nature of the neighborhood, the duration of the disturbance, and the reasonableness of the defendant's actions. Remedies for private nuisance may include monetary compensation or an injunction to stop the harmful activity.