Chapman v Barking and Dagenham LBC

Language: English Series: New Property Cases ; [1997] NPC 82Publication details: 1997Subject(s):

Summary: QBD 16 May 1997. A property owner which employs tree experts is held liable in nuisance for failing to inspect a branch on a tree, weakened by previous pruning higher up the tree, when the branch falls and injures a lawful passer by. Taken from headnote. NO PHOTOCOPYING ALLOWED.

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QBD 16 May 1997. A property owner which employs tree experts is held liable in nuisance for failing to inspect a branch on a tree, weakened by previous pruning higher up the tree, when the branch falls and injures a lawful passer by. Taken from headnote. NO PHOTOCOPYING ALLOWED.

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