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<blockquote data-quote="H-Ranch" data-source="post: 8193701" data-attributes="member: 51766"><p>Yes, possibility 3: customer wants a tree cut down on neighbors property. This happened a few years ago at the house I grew up in. They hired a company to cut a tree that they didn't own. The lady that did own it came home just after it came down. It was clearly in a landscaped area that didn't belong to the "customers" property, maybe 5' over the line. The guy with the saw stammered a bit, then beat feet to get out of there as soon as he could. NOT good for neighborly relations which were already a problem before this. </p><p></p><p>If it's questionable, you *might* want to check with adjoining landowner.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="H-Ranch, post: 8193701, member: 51766"] Yes, possibility 3: customer wants a tree cut down on neighbors property. This happened a few years ago at the house I grew up in. They hired a company to cut a tree that they didn't own. The lady that did own it came home just after it came down. It was clearly in a landscaped area that didn't belong to the "customers" property, maybe 5' over the line. The guy with the saw stammered a bit, then beat feet to get out of there as soon as he could. NOT good for neighborly relations which were already a problem before this. If it's questionable, you *might* want to check with adjoining landowner. [/QUOTE]
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