"Accidentally" cutting neighbours tree

[leswold]

If you don't know them that well, and they are rarely around...........Now consider dropping her a note to confirm the verbal agreement. That ways it's written down when one forgets the exact discussion in a few weeks.

 

And sometimes it's worth offering to clean up her side (trim etc.) and build up some good will in the bank.

 

What, like 'Trim yer bush missus while I'm here?"

[detritus21]

Having been involved in "accidental" removal having been hoodwinked by a client trust me it ain't worth it. I wasn't implicated but the home owner is and the hassle it has caused him really isn't worth it.

[Andy Clark]

Outcome is, I asked her and she said "yes". My protracted legal battle is over before it begun

 

Excellent, that's great news.

 

Just goes to echo those immortal words of Bob Hoskins...... "It's good to talk.".

[spandit]

Sadly, she's not that attractive...

[dogman]

Sadly, she's not that attractive...

 

They say a bird in the hand is worth 2 in the bush, but put your hand in the bush & its priceless...

 

Rob

[oakum]

Topping the tree won't solve the damage though. Got a picture of damage. Someone here may suggest you go and ask if you can fell. Try the friendly approach with photos, (first).

[spandit]

Not sure whose wall it is & don't want to lose privacy between the houses