Oh my. Yes. It is illegal in most places, because of noise disturbance. If this happens more than once, I suggest you tell the police. If done further, call the police and tell them of the situation. Hope this helps, peace!
Yes, even with your neighbor's permission it is unlawful.
Yes. It's not illegal to steal an illegal substance, but it is illegal to posses an illegal substance, which would occur at the exact moment of the stealing. It is also illegal to trespass on property you do not own. However, it's a moot point, as your neighbor will never press charges because he has more to lose by doing so than you do. So legality of stealing ur neighbors plants: illegal Consequences of stealing ur neighbors plants: angry neighbors?
What you are suggesting is illegal. You don't have the right to kill a plant on your neighbors property. Should your neighbor realize you have done this you would be taken to court.
It's illegal to bother your neighbors so yes.
No, it is illegal and unethical to steal your neighbor's cat. If you are interested in having a pet, you should consider adopting one from a shelter or seeking permission to care for a neighbor's pet in a responsible manner.
No, That's illegal and a felony criminal act. If it is your neighbors fence and you filed a claim, you would be committing insurance fraud.
Yes, it is illegal to steal electricity from neighbors. This is considered theft and is punishable by law.
Ask. Using a neighbor's wireless without permission is probably illegal.
Sticking a note to your neighbor's door is generally not illegal, as long as the note does not contain threats, harassment, or violate any local laws or regulations. However, it's important to consider your neighbor's privacy and the context of the message. If the note is perceived as intrusive or unwanted, it could lead to disputes or complaints. Always try to communicate directly and respectfully to avoid misunderstandings.
yes
It very well could be. Call your city attorney, and pose the question to him. He will be able to explain the ordinance and how to get the barking stopped.
No. Unless it is being used for a purpose that affects the neighbor.