Injury to another person s personal property that interferes with that person s enjoyment of that property. Deprivation of a true owner of the use of personal property by taking it over. Compensation for noneconomic damages, which are damages arising from pain, suffering, inconvenience. Under this section, fault includes negligence, malpractice, absolute liability, dram shop liability, failure to warn, reckless or willful conduct, assumption of risk, misuse of product, failure to avoid injury, and product liability, including product liability involving negligence or strict liability or breach of warranty for product defect. Actions for public nuisance are normally brought by a public official.
Private persons can bring actions under very restricted circumstances.
The principle of comity is a source of international law. The principle of comity is rarely relevant because it is not a source of international law. The principle of comity is an alternative to applying law. Sometimes countries do not resort to law to resolve a dispute. Instead, they rely on extensions of courtesy.