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A tree on my neighbours property is hanging over my property. What can be done about it ?

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A tree on my neighbours property is hanging over my property. What can be done about it ?

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If you want to trim overhanging branches or trees from a neighbour’s property, Council recommends that you contact your neighbour directly in the first instance to discuss the matter. As the owner of the subject property, your neighbour will be required to make the application for trimming or removal of the tree. Council cannot force a neighbour to prune or remove a tree as this is considered a civil matter and is better dealt with through consultation between neighbours. Neighbours in dispute are encouraged to contact the Community Justice Centre on 8688 7455 to assist with resolving the dispute. The local magistrate (Newtown local Court 9577 4000) may also be able to assist with the matter.

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