Kennaway v Thompson [1981] 3 All ER 329

A woman bought a house near a lake
Over time the boating activities on the lake increased, and the woman sought an injunction on the basis it was a nuisance

Yes, it did amount to nuisiance –injunction granted
The woman was not seeking damages, just an injunction
The law provides this remedy for people subjected to such a nuisance
The woman had been aware at the time of commencing building, but they have escalated since then – sometimes lasting several days. This amounted to nuisance
Once she could prove this, she was entitled to an injunction
In some instances, damages are awarded, but it is not appropriate in this case because the injury was not small or capable of being estimated in terms of money
Concluded she was only entitled to what actually made nuisance, because she was already aware of some noise beforehand
People should endure a certain amount of annoyance; it must be ‘unreasonable’ – is the neighbor using the property properly?
Restricted the days which the boating could be used, and what kind of boats were allowed