Three falcons died after neighbouring building work disturbed a breeding aviary, and the Court of Appeal upheld £258,500 in damages despite rejecting the nuisance claim | World News - The Times of In...
In a Falcon breeding nuisance and negligence ruling, the Court of Appeal has upheld £258,500 in damages for a Cornwall falcon-breeding business, even though a majority of judges held the nuisance claim should have failed. Three falcons died after noise and visual disturbance from neighbouring scaffolding work, barn building and a broken-down digger during the 2022 breeding season.