Dangerous tree on neighbour's property

[sbyorkshire]

If the property is in receivership, the property is owned by the receiver, albeit they will be trying to get rid off it for a profit , therefore as the owner is 'known', the LPA are very unlikely to deal with it under the local government (miscellaneous provisons) Act, as that would be spending local tax payers money on a privately owned 'asset' .

Notify the 'owner', if known , post letter of your concerns through the letter box and copy to LPA.

Check your own insurance that you are covered for 'tree damage'  and provide them with the details of the property they will then advise you on how to best proceed in regards protecting your asset.

Monitor the lean without trespassing, by photographs so you have some evidence (or not) of progressive movement.

Your concern re tree and foundations is different to 'tree falling risk'. 

 

[Guest Gimlet]

I will be asking them to act. The tree has since died.

[monkeybusiness]

3 hours ago, Gimlet said:

I will be asking them to act. The tree has since died.

That was quick - are you sure it isn’t just winter?!...

[htb]

7 minutes ago, monkeybusiness said:

That was quick - are you sure it isn’t just winter?!...

That was my thoughts as well. !!!

[Guest Gimlet]

Quite sure..

Edited December 10, 2019 by Gimlet

[doobin]

3 minutes ago, Gimlet said:

Quite sure..

Copper nails? Or was it eco plugs? 

[Guest Gimlet]

Witchcraft..

[monkeybusiness]

Super soaker filled with roundup would be my guess...

[wicklamulla]

On 10/12/2019 at 22:08, Gimlet said:

Quite sure..

died to to inflicted chain injuries!