civil-law common-law sri-lanka
Neighbour dispute
<p>If any visitor comes to my home, then when they return from my home, my neighbour comes near the fence and starts talking with my visitors.
I feel it as a disturbance for my privacy and for maintaining a good relationship with my visitors. My visitors fall in trouble because of antisocial and misbehaving activities of the neighbour.
One day I told not to do this to the neighbours, but they are continuing that disturbing activity for my visitors. How can deal this to stop?
Place :Sri Lanka </p>

<p>If all that your neighbor is doing is talking to your visitors, I do not see any plausible legal remedy. </p>

<p>The neighbors aren't trespassing. Talking with a visitor of a neighbor doesn't ordinarily constitute a public nuisance (unless they are using a huge megaphone or something like that not implied by the question). And, since they are talking to your visitors, rather than you, it isn't really your privacy at issue.</p>

<p>Also, unless the visitors are also your children or employees, you really have no authority or right to regulate how third-parties interact with them.</p>

<p>It is possible that some important fact that would lead to a legal remedy has been omitted from the question, but with the limited facts available, I do not see a legal remedy.</p>
