Tuesday, we reviewed a Florida case, Balzer v.
May 14, Pennsylvania Law on Trees. Trees: A landowner may use self-help to remove encroaching tree limbs (so long as he does not trespass on the neighbor's property), and thereafter recover his reasonable expenses from the trespasser.
The landowner will not be held responsible for any resultant damage to the trees. In the alternative, the landowner may. Jul 25, InPennsylvania held in Barker v. Brown that landowners have a duty to make a visual inspection of trees and could be held liable for injuries if they knew or should have known of the dangers.
Recently, in Marcha Pennsylvania jury held a consistent holding when a woman was injured after a tree fell on her leg. Maryland Midland Railway, Inc., stumplopping.club (D. Md. ), U.S. District Court Judge Frederic Smalkin considered the damage claim of John Bookhultz, who was struck by part of a dead tree while riding in an open gondola car of a train owned and operated by Maryland Midland Railway, Inc.
Bookhultz sued the railway, which then filed a third. Jul 17, Tree Law Question PA Our tree has grown over the property line and the neighbor wants the growth over their property line cut. Licensed in MD, PA and DC. This is not legal advice. and there is a danger that the limbs will fall and cause property damage, then I.
Dec 31, In today’s case, Pennsylvania applies the Massachusetts Rule principles of self-reliance to encroaching tree roots. Keiper v. Yenser, Pa. Dist. & Cnty. Dec. LEXIS (Common Pleas Ct, Carbon County, Pa., January 23).
Bill and Becky Keiper complained that for more than five years, the roots of Yensers’ willow tree have been.