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law on boundaries ?
On Sat, 5 Apr 2003 08:44:43 +0000 (UTC), jane wrote:
...I want to rejuvenate an ancient woody honeysuckle which my neighbour borrowed a shoot from years ago before we moved in and which is now completely covering his pergola. I will therefore ruin his display by cutting down my own plant!!! Before you do a thing, talk with him, and explain *why* you want to rejuvenate the honeysuckle and that you are aware it will cause problems for him. There may very well be some compromise approach that preserves everyone's happiness. Of course, this kind of between-adults approach is impossible with cranks and nut cases, but most people are fairly reasonable. As I've said before here in URG, I once made the mistake of cutting down a overgrown, decadent hedge without first consulting with the neighbour on the other side. I was entirely within my legal rights, but it resulted in permanent coolness in our relationship, so I am unable to call upon his six daughters to feed my cats when I am away. -- Rodger Whitlock Victoria, British Columbia, Canada |
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