My neighbor's palm trees roots are cracking my wall, are they liable if my wall falls, the wall is up on a hill, high above.
Stan Kato
Henderson, NV
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Read More Answered By: James Smith |
Yes, if you neighbor's tree roots are the proximate cause of the cracking of your wall he or she is liable for the damage. The neighbor has a duty not to let something on his or her property cause damage to adjacent property. |
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