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Lewisham London Borough - Blackheath

Mattress and bed-Play Space
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Mattress and bed
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Reported
28/04/2025 14:51
Visible to public
Yes
Category
Fly tipping
Status
In Progress
Completed
No
Job Code
4698464

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I am writing further to my previous correspondence regarding the large tree situated on your property at Harney Court Estate, Ommaney Road SE14 5NS, which continues to overhang into my garden at 13 Ommaney Road. As I received no response to earlier letters, my neighbour and I arranged and paid for a qualified tree surgeon to cut back the branches that could be safely reached from my side of the boundary (invoice attached). However, this work was not sufficient, as the tree surgeon was unable to access the Carney Court side of the property to fully remove the large, overhanging limbs. These remaining branches are leaning against and damaging my boundary fence, which is now at serious risk of collapse. Under common law, a landowner is responsible for ensuring that vegetation on their property does not encroach upon or cause damage to a neighbour’s land (Lemon v Webb [1894]; Mills v Brooker [1919]). Permitting a tree to cause physical damage amounts to a private nuisance, and ongoing inaction may expose the owner to liability for damages (Sedleigh-Denfield v O’Callaghan [1940]). I therefore request that you arrange for the remaining large overhanging branches see image blue & red mark to be cut back to the boundary line as a matter of urgency and take appropriate steps to prevent further damage to my fence. Photographs showing the current state of the tree and damage to the fence are attached for your reference. -Harney Court, Ommaney Road, London SE14 5NR, UK
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09/09/2026 14:37 I am writing further to my previous correspondence regarding the large tree situated on your property at Harney Court Estate, Ommaney Road SE14 5NS, which continues to overhang into my garden at 13 Ommaney Road. As I received no response to earlier letters, my neighbour and I arranged and paid for a qualified tree surgeon to cut back the branches that could be safely reached from my side of the boundary (invoice attached). However, this work was not sufficient, as the tree surgeon was unable to access the Carney Court side of the property to fully remove the large, overhanging limbs. These remaining branches are leaning against and damaging my boundary fence, which is now at serious risk of collapse. Under common law, a landowner is responsible for ensuring that vegetation on their property does not encroach upon or cause damage to a neighbour’s land (Lemon v Webb [1894]; Mills v Brooker [1919]). Permitting a tree to cause physical damage amounts to a private nuisance, and ongoing inaction may expose the owner to liability for damages (Sedleigh-Denfield v O’Callaghan [1940]). I therefore request that you arrange for the remaining large overhanging branches see image blue & red mark to be cut back to the boundary line as a matter of urgency and take appropriate steps to prevent further damage to my fence. Photographs showing the current state of the tree and damage to the fence are attached for your reference.
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