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Lelandi problem (sort of!)
"nambucca" wrote in message
... Just before the previous neighbour left, they planted what I can only imagine to be a leylandi shrub. That was last July, and now the shrub / tree is over 8 foot tall. Whilst the neighbour is fine, he doesn't want to cut the shrub (he reckons it looks spectacular!) and it looks like by the end of this summer it will be dwarfing our 4 foot fence by some considerable height! You are well within your rights to cut back roots and branches right back to the boundary But, AFAIK, if you cut back the roots or branches which results in damage to your neighbour's trees, then you're liable for that damage. Also, I believe the new "anti-social" legislation says that an evergreen hedge (defined as 3 or more trees in a row) cannot be higher than 2 metres, however, I don't know if that applies to evergreen hedges that are already in existance. I believe that you're entitled to cut back any branches that overhang your property and you're supposed to "offer" the branches back to the tree's owner (but the owner doesn't have to accept them). |
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