I have a tree on my side of the property line with the neighbor.
He wants the tree removed as he thinks it might fall on his garage and it shades his garage and house. There's nothing more dangerous about this tree ...but with all trees it could fall ...but most likely it wouldn't.
I've agreed to cutting it down. It's not my desire, but it wouldn't hurt me - he's the one that wants it down. And he wants to do the cutting down.
Would I be morally required to pay him with money or wood for him taking down the tree? Or should I tell him to ensure that he lays it on my property and I'll take care of the rest (cutting and chopping to proper fireplace dimensions).
I appreciate your thoughts.
He wants the tree removed as he thinks it might fall on his garage and it shades his garage and house. There's nothing more dangerous about this tree ...but with all trees it could fall ...but most likely it wouldn't.
I've agreed to cutting it down. It's not my desire, but it wouldn't hurt me - he's the one that wants it down. And he wants to do the cutting down.
Would I be morally required to pay him with money or wood for him taking down the tree? Or should I tell him to ensure that he lays it on my property and I'll take care of the rest (cutting and chopping to proper fireplace dimensions).
I appreciate your thoughts.