A homeowner in Australia blamed six neighbouring trees for damage to her 130-year-old heritage home and sought $23,650.86 for repairs and tree removal. The NSW Land and Environment Court rejected her claim, finding that evidence did not establish a causal link between the trees and the damage, with moisture conditions and other factors identified as possible causes.
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- Australian homeowner blames six trees for damage to her 130-year-old home; court finds no link
Australian homeowner blames six trees for damage to her 130-year-old home; court finds no link
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