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Re: Written Permission from tree owner


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Hi All,

 

Please could I have your advice on the following:

 

I have been asked to remove a large limb from a tree which overhangs a garden. The tree owner ( a very elderly lady) has given verbal permission to the potential customer. I have conducted all the normal checks and there are no restrictions.

 

My concern is that the TREE OWNER permission given are not in writing. The potential customers do not believe that they will get written permission from her as she has been difficult to raise, mainly due to older age etc.

 

So the main question is would you & should I pass on this job unless its all confirmed in writing?

 

Thanks

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verbal is ok but you need to offer to return the arisings. you may not climb or put a ladder in the tree without consent, this will need to be written if applicable.

 

 

The devils advocate was just on the phone and asks.......

What are the penalties for such a trespass?

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