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Are there any by law protecting a home owner from the neighbors trees encroaching on their property?
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∙ 14y ago
Not in the UK it may be different elsewhere.
In the US check with your city hall for ordinances. In my city, you can remove the part of a tree that blocks access to your property or is overhanging your roof that could cause possible damage.
Make sure you return the offcuts to their owner or you could be charged with theft. The question asked about protection. These answers are about actions.Wiki User
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