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Re: Nuisance Exemption

Subject: Re: Nuisance Exemption
From: Mark Carter
Date: Dec 14 2005 07:58:17 
John,
I believe a number of people take the attitude that if they contest such
a case and loose, the risk of the verdict becoming common local knowledge
could result in a spate of unauthorised pruning of TPO'd trees that happen
to overhang a boundary. 

   I to am not surprised that Mynors is right.

Mark.
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For what it's worth I've first hand experience re this in the Courts and
Mynors is right!!  No surprises there then.



I am surprised others have not had the same experience or is everyone
just keeping shtum??



Regards and seasons greeting to all.



John



John Booth

Arboricultural Manager
Derby City Council
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Derby

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