Julie and Gordon Stephens have been tenants for two years at 17 Acacia Avenue Elksville, which they rent from Ace Lettings. Living with them are their 19-year-old son Bill, their 5-year-old daughter Casey and Julie's mother Maria, who breeds rabbits. The house is semi-detached and adjoins number 19. The residents of number 19, the Singhs, have a right of access across Julie and Gordon's back garden. On the other side of the Stephens's house is Elksville Bowling Club. The Bowling Club has been operating for 25 years. The Stephens family, along with the rest of the neighbourhood, are constantly disturbed on Saturday nights by the sound of disco music, emanating from the Bowling Club. This also causes vibrations to the Stephens's house. The discos do not finish until midnight. Each Sunday morning the family find that the Bowling Club members have crossed through their back garden into the garden of number 19, stepping on their flowers and leaving behind rubbish and broken pint glasses, Casey cut her foot on glass and Gordon will not let Casey play in the garden any more. Julie is suffering from migraines as a result of the noise, while Bill is constantly experiencing verbal abuse from club members, who stand on the pavement and shout at anyone passing. Things have become particularly bad recently, and one Bowling Club member opened the door to Maria's rabbit cage while passing through the garden. Some of the rabbits have since found their way into number 19 and caused f2,000 worth of damage by chewing the Singhs' electrical wiring.
 Advise the parties.

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