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What is an example of a private nuisance?

General duty clause

Quasi-criminal

Crime

Wildlife protection law

An example of a private nuisance is D. Wildlife protection law. Private nuisance refers to a non-criminal offense that interferes with an individual's use and enjoyment of their property. In this case, the wildlife protection law could be an example of a private nuisance if it restricts the property owner's ability to use their land due to protections for wildlife habitats or species.

The other options (A, B, and C) do not relate to the concept of private nuisance. The general duty clause is a broad legal requirement for employers to provide a safe workplace, quasi-criminal refers to offenses that are not fully criminal but have some criminal characteristics, and crime refers to actions that are deemed illegal by a governing body.

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