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 Google news india - PET : Extremist Love of Animals in Society     The Bombay High Court, in a recently published judgement, has put its stamp on the very basic but important doctrine of civics that “one's conduct should not cause trouble to one's neighbours. The erstwhile Chala-Wada culture has been gone for many years now, and most of the people now live in flats. This result has highlighted that along with the rights obtained, the responsibility to fulfil the duties also comes automatically in the flat culture. Keeping pets like dogs and cats is nothing new. But our love of animals should not be so troublesome to other people that it causes them to take legal action against us, and that is exactly what we will see in this judgement. Jignesh Thakor v. Dilip Shah, 2016(6) Maha. Law Journal, page no. 374, Hon. R. M. Savant. In this case, the question of whether the nuisance caused to others can be stopped due to the habit of feeding pet birds came before the High ...