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1 minute ago, john87 said:

Oh yes, i agree with that, you would have to warn them that this was a possibility, in writing i would. You would i believe, have to give them a chance to mitigate against this risk, or it would indeed be negligence i would think..

Good rule of thumb I use especially with legal matters, is if I have no clue what im talking about its best to just keep quiet on the subject.

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Mick Dempsey
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Often with neighbours it’s best to fall out early, saves embarrassment later on.

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It’s a sycamore, so killing it would be difficult. Given the info supplied thus far, I’d cut anything on your side and bollocks to your neighbour. 

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I expect he would be more passionate about cutting down trees if they were near his house 

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2 minutes ago, Steve Bullman said:

Good rule of thumb I use especially with legal matters, is if I have no clue what im talking about its best to just keep quiet on the subject.

Yes, we are clever arnt we.. tell you what, you go and unstabilise the tree without firstly informing the neighbour of the risks and agree to indemnify the householder against any claims.. Hmm, thought not..

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