Trees and Trespass...

[Phaeolus&Ustulina]

Bonjour!

 

"The owner of a tree is free to come upon your land to prune or to recover prunings without committing trespass, even if you refuse him permission to do so."

 

Talk to me.

 

Kind Regards

 

PhaUst

[AA Teccie (Paul)]

Bonjour!

 

"The owner of a tree is free to come upon your land to prune or to recover prunings without committing trespass, even if you refuse him permission to do so."

 

Talk to me.

 

Kind Regards

 

PhaUst

 

Not as far as I am aware, but of course I'm not a 'legal eagle.'

 

I think this link outlines it quite well Gaining Access to Neighbour's Land and I'm sure it's consistent with Mynor's book (but end of the day n eyes are too tired to read such small print.)

 

Cheers..

Paul

[Phaeolus&Ustulina]

Many thanks Paul.

 

Any other ideas ?

 

Legal Eagles ?

 

KR

 

PhaUst

[Steve Bullman]

Where did this quote come from exactly?

[Joe Newton]

Where did this quote come from exactly?

 

 

Does it matter? If it's in parentheses it's clearly authentic!

[Stubby]

Does it matter? If it's in parentheses it's clearly authentic!

 

I thought it was in " quotation marks " so as to assume some one has said it .

[Joe Newton]

I thought it was in " quotation marks " so as to assume some one has said it .

 

 

What's the difference? Have I been using words beyond my understanding again?

[Stubby]

What's the difference? Have I been using words beyond my understanding again?

 

I could be wrong but I kinda thought parenthesis was brackets ... (parenthesis ) ?

[Joe Newton]

I could be wrong but I kinda thought parenthesis was brackets ... (parenthesis ) ?

 

 

To hell with this, it's just easier to make the motion with your fingers!

[Jesse]

Bonjour!

 

"The owner of a tree is free to come upon your land to prune or to recover prunings without committing trespass, even if you refuse him permission to do so."

 

Talk to me.

 

Kind Regards

 

PhaUst

 

Permission is required by law otherwise its trespassing, but its a little different with trees and owners of, as you can not refuse access if the only way of abating the nuisance is via access over your land, they still need to ask, and you can stipulate conditions such as timings, and what machinery they bring onto your land. Look up, i think its called "Access to neighbouring land act" i would need to look it up again but anyone who has recently done Tech cert will know. The act of theft of branch and cordwood, or fruit is defined as Conversion and to gain access to someones land without permission is Trespass.

Edited August 18, 2015 by Jesse
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