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What is the law on trees that block the light into your garden?
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∙ 15y ago
The laws in Britain are: you are allowed to cut parts of the tree that are overhanging over the boundary line but you have to give back the parts you cut off or it's classed as stealing. Be careful though, if you cut the tree back into your neighbor's land then it is classed as trespassing and you could be fined. Also because of a government billing, local authorities now have the power to control what the owner of the tree can do if it really is restricting your light. They first issue a "remedial notice," which orders them to lower the height of the tree. If the owners do not listen, they could get a fine up to £1,000. Basically, you can't do anything about the blocking of light. Only if it actually crosses the property line. While an individual has some ability to control what happens over their property, there are limits. It would be pretty ugly if every airplane flight had to clear its flight path with every property owner it was going to cross over!
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