Tree & Garden Law

What can I Grow in My Garden? | Tree Law Miniseries Part 1

 

What can I Grow in My Garden? Are there any limits to what I can grow in my garden? Does the Lord prevent me from growing things in my garden? Am I allowed to go anything I want in my garden?

These are common questions homeowners have when they are deciding what to grow in their garden.

The law does not prevent you from growing anything in particular in your garden but please bear in mind the legal restrictions explored in this miniseries.

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The content of the series is not designed to be an alternative for formal legal advice well you need it but to give you a good overview of the law for trees and gardens.

Tree Blocking My Light | Tree Law Miniseries Part 3

 

Are you blocking my light? We often get questions about trees blocking light to properties and neighbours trees blocking the light over your garden.

So what do you do if the tree is blocking your light?

The law entitles you are right to light if your property has had the light for 20 years. Watch the video for more information and place your particular questions in the comments box and I will answer them in more detail in subsequent videos.

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I’m a Barrister of England and Wales. The content of the series is not designed to be an alternative for formal legal advice well you need it but to give you a good overview of the law for trees and gardens.

Can I Trim a Protected Tree? | Can I Chop Down a Protected Tree? | Tree Law Miniseries Part 4

Can I Trim a Protected Tree? This is a common question clients ask when it comes to trees in the garden that may have a tree protection order on it. Clients of an ask if they can trim a protected tree, prune the branches of a protected tree, trim the roots of a protected tree, or simply cut down a protected tree.

This video deals with the law on protected trees and whether you are allowed to trim a protected tree.

I’m a Barrister of England and Wales. The content of the series is not designed to be an alternative for formal legal advice well you need it but to give you a good overview of the law for trees and gardens.

Can I Eat Fruit From My Neighbours Tree? Can I Eat Fallen Fruit? | Tree Law Part 6

 

Can I Eat Fruit From My Neighbours Tree? Can I Eat Fallen Fruit? These are common questions from homeowners who wish to eat the fruit that may be hanging on or fallen from the neighbours tree, or, you may be wondering whether you can eat fruit that has fallen from a tree on common land or is still hanging on a tree which is in common land.

This video answers the questions as to whether you can eat this fruit.

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I’m a Barrister of England and Wales. The content of the series is not designed to be an alternative for formal legal advice well you need it but to give you a good overview of the law for trees and gardens.

Can I Cut My Neighbours Tree Roots? Can I Remove My Neighbours Tree Roots? | Tree Law Miniseries

 

Can I Cut My Neighbors Tree Roots? Can I Remove My Neighbors Tree Roots?

You may have noticed (if you are in the United Kingdom) that I spelt neighbours the American way. Apologies. This is because of how frequently it is searched in search engines)

If you are wondering whether you can cut the tree roots of your neighbours or remove your neighbours tree roots this video is for you.

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I’m a Barrister of England and Wales. The content of the series is not designed to be an alternative for formal legal advice well you need it but to give you a good overview of the law for trees and gardens.

Tree Law Miniseries

 

How To Settle A Tree Law Dispute – You can settle a trailer dispute easily by talking to your neighbour and discussing things in a sensible and amicable way. If you are in any doubt you can review this playlist for the most common disputes and questions and leave any questions and comments in the comments box that I can deal with in separate videos to help you deal with this dispute.

If you need a lawyer please do not hesitate to get in touch with us if you want to instruct me formally.

This is my Tree law miniseries, Covering the most common legal questions clients have raised about trees, hedges, bushes, roots, branches and other things in their garden that they have a legal dispute over.

If you have a legal question about trees and gardens save this playlist and you a question may be answered. If you have any new questions please leave them in the comments box and I will add to the series over time.

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I’m a Barrister of England and Wales. The content of the series is not designed to be an alternative for formal legal advice well you need it but to give you a good overview of the law for trees and gardens.