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Arnaldi v Winters

The Court refused orders under both Part 2 and Part 2A of the Trees Act, finding no likely damage from the trees and no severe view obstruction.

  • Trees (disputes between neighbours) act 2006 (nsw)
  • Neighbouring trees
  • Damage to property
  • Root barrier
  • Obstruction of views
  • Hedges
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Environmental law

Martignoni v Ireland

Martignoni v Ireland [2024] NSWLEC 1762

The Court partly granted a neighbour tree dispute application and ordered annual pruning of a bamboo hedge causing severe sunlight obstruction.

  • Trees act disputes
  • Hedges
  • Obstruction of sunlight
  • Privacy
  • Bamboo
  • Trees-disputes-between-neighbours
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Environmental law

Mannix v Matthews

Mannix v Matthews [2024] NSWLEC 1698

The Court refused a tree dispute application, finding a neighbouring lilly pilly hedge did not severely obstruct sunlight to either window.

  • Trees (disputes between neighbours) act 2006
  • Obstruction of sunlight
  • Court powers regarding trees
  • Trees-disputes-between-neighbours-act
  • Sunlight-obstruction
  • Neighbour-disputes
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['trees disputes between neighbours' 'property' 'land and environment court proceedings']

Dunn-Mukawa v Naylor

Dunn-Mukawa v Naylor [2024] NSWLEC 1520

Tree dispute over lilly pillies and a hedge was refused. The Court found no proven property damage and held that the hedge orders were not justified.

  • ['neighbouring trees' 'damage to property' 'obstruction of sunlight' 'obstruction of views' 'hedges' 'reasonable effort to reach agreement']
  • Tree-disputes
  • Neighbouring-trees
  • Property-damage
  • Sunlight-obstruction
  • View-obstruction
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Environmental law

Stubbs v Lipar

Stubbs v Lipar [2024] NSWLEC 1780

The Court refused a tree dispute application, finding no near-future property damage or injury risk, and that only the bamboo formed a hedge, but caused no severe obstruction.

  • Trees (disputes between neighbours) act 2006
  • Tree disputes
  • Neighbourhood disputes
  • Obstruction of sunlight/views
  • Hedges
  • Property damage
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['environmental law' 'property law']

Tanios v Giourgas

Tanios v Giourgas [2023] NSWLEC 1806

The Court refused a trees dispute application, finding the hedge did not severely obstruct sunlight and that mould, slime, and spider risk were outside the Act.

  • ['tree disputes' 'hedges' 'obstruction of sunlight' 'mould and slime' 'injury from animals' 'reasonable maintenance']
  • Tree-disputes
  • Hedges
  • Obstruction-of-sunlight
  • Mould-and-slime
  • Injury-from-animals
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['property law' 'environmental law']

King v Moore

King v Moore [2023] NSWLEC 1654

The Court refused a trees dispute application seeking removal of Bangalow palms, finding they did not form a hedge and that the view obstruction did not warrant orders.

  • ['trees (disputes between neighbours)' 'hedges' 'obstruction of views']
  • Trees-disputes-between-neighbours
  • Obstruction-of-views
  • Hedges
  • Property-law
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['property law' 'environmental law']

Djordjevic v Nakhla

Djordjevic v Nakhla [2023] NSWLEC 1211

The Court refused a tree-dispute application over debris, alleged future property damage, and claimed severe sunlight obstruction from neighbouring trees.

  • ['trees (disputes between neighbours) act 2006' 'neighbourhood disputes' 'obstruction of sunlight' 'property damage' 'hedges']
  • Tree-disputes
  • Sunlight-obstruction
  • Property-damage
  • Neighbour-dispues
  • Hedges
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Environmental law

Schulze v Russell

Schulze v Russell [2022] NSWLEC 1747

A neighbour dispute over a Lilly Pilly hedge was refused because the hedge did not severely obstruct sunlight or views from the applicant’s dwelling.

  • Trees—obstruction of sunlight
  • Trees—obstruction of views
  • Privacy
  • Jurisdictional requirements under trees (disputes between neighbours) act
  • Trees-disputes-between-neighbours
  • Neighbour-disputes
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['trees disputes between neighbours' 'land and environment']

Smith v Gregory

Smith v Gregory [2022] NSWLEC 1449

The Court refused a tree dispute application because the plants were not planted so as to form a hedge under Pt 2A of the Trees Act.

  • ['pt 2a application' 'neighbouring trees' 'hedges' 'obstruction of views' 'adjoining land']
  • Trees-disputes-between-neighbours
  • Hedges
  • Obstruction-of-views
  • Neighbouring-trees
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