Overhanging trees

[eggsarascal]

8 minutes ago, gobbypunk said:

Fuck that just seems so wrong why should me or anybody else have to deal with so other persons trees for nothing 

You could always mill, season, and make stuff out of the branches you cut off to recoup some money...

[gobbypunk]

Ha no chance of that it’s only hazel whips but it’s bloody loads of it and a real ball ache to deal with,so wish me luck asking him to deal with it.

Cheers Mark 

[Stubby]

7 hours ago, gobbypunk said:

Ha no chance of that it’s only hazel whips but it’s bloody loads of it and a real ball ache to deal with,so wish me luck asking him to deal with it.

Cheers Mark 

Good luck .

[Rough Hewn]

Ha no chance of that it’s only hazel whips but it’s bloody loads of it and a real ball ache to deal with,so wish me luck asking him to deal with it.
Cheers Mark 

Good luck mate.

[Stere]

Any pics?

[gobbypunk]

I can take some pics no worries 

[Chris at eden]

13 hours ago, eggsarascal said:

You could always mill, season, and make stuff out of the branches you cut off to recoup some money...

You could but you would need his permission, or at least you would need for him to say he doesn't want the bits back.  I'm guessing he would change his mind if they had some value.   

 

If you sell the arisings or keep them for yourself, then that is technically theft which pretty much everyone knows and has alluded to on here.  A lesser known fact that I was made aware of when doing my L6 is, if you make something with the arisings then you can be sued for something called conversion.  

      

[Mark Bolam]

Even if you make something like a fire?

[eggsarascal]

23 minutes ago, Chris at eden said:

You could but you would need his permission, or at least you would need for him to say he doesn't want the bits back.  I'm guessing he would change his mind if they had some value.   

 

If you sell the arisings or keep them for yourself, then that is technically theft which pretty much everyone knows and has alluded to on here.  A lesser known fact that I was made aware of when doing my L6 is, if you make something with the arisings then you can be sued for something called conversion.  

      

When was the last time someone was sued for this heinous crime of "conversion"?

Edited June 24, 2019 by eggsarascal

[openspaceman]

21 minutes ago, eggsarascal said:

When was the last time someone was sued for this heinous crime of "conversion"?

As conversion is a civil offence it likely it happens now and again. The police  won't be involved (apart from if a vehicle is involved aka TWOCing) as it normally concerns where a something is in somone's possession legally ( maybe they borrowed it) and then they sell it on without the owner's possession.

 

Did I miss tea break?