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Man Complains over Tree 'Blocking the Sky'

A Melbourne man named Jackson may take his case to the Supreme Court to remove a tree from his front yard.
Jackson claims he has spent tens of thousands of dollars on repairs due to damage from the tree shifting paving in his driveway.
The Council found no credible evidence connecting the tree to the claimed property damage.
The Council suggested low-cost solutions to address concerns without removing the tree.

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Plymouth Herald

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Man complains over tree 'blocking the sky'

He said it took away his right to light

5 days ago·Plymouth, United Kingdom

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Tree removal fight threatens to land in the Supreme Court

A Melbourne man may be forced to take his fight to have a tree removed from his front yard all the way to the Supreme Court.

7 days ago·Australia

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PerthNow

Update after couple’s forever home knocked back to save tree

A couple whose approved plans to build their forever home were stymied by Melville council’s defiance over a single tree are considering taking their case to SAT.

6 days ago·City of Perth, Australia

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(+) Magne Olav Removed the 100-Year-Old Tree: - It Was Just a Matter of Mercy

After over a hundred years, the mighty ash tree by the hearse in the rectory garden at Dolm had to be cut down. On Thursday, it was felled, it was rotten and posed a danger.

8 days ago

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