Don;t assume whatn yu state dis correct as it doe snot hold true to
all the states inthe USA, especiallay when yuyr in AU and making such
an assumption. In my state all yu have to do is place the fence 3
inches off property line and yu can do what yu want with the fence adn
the neighbor has nbo say so. Or yu can put it on the protpertyl ine
and you stil can do what yu want with it, and no way can yuu force or
make them pay fopr 50% of the fence costs.

Why buy them anotherpalm when they were stupid to plant it where it
did not belong in the first place. I tend to view folks that invite me
over for a cup tea a bit weird by usa standards, its either coffee
of cold beer, Tea is English thing here unless its iced tea, and thats
served in a tall glass not a cup.

..On Mon, 19 Jun 2006 01:35:22 GMT, gardenlen
wrote:

g'day mc,

you could go along the 'good neighbour' line, over a cup of tea or
such point out the minor discrepancy, and maybe offer to buy another
palm of similar ilk for them to plant in their garden.

can't see anything wrong with being neighbourly, and if it is a common
fence line then the neighbour has right to pay 1/2 the cost of a fence
of the acceptable standard of the nighbourhood.

let us know the outcome hey? hoping it will be win/win all round?

snipped
With peace and brightest of blessings,

len


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