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Subject : Civil Law
In a recent judgment, the Kerala High Court quashed an order directing the cutting and removal of a tree on the boundary of two properties. The court held that the lower court erred in arriving at a conclusion without properly ascertaining the facts and circumstances of the case.
Tree Removal - Dangerous Trees - Property Disputes - Expert Opinion - Commissioner Appointment - Apprehension of Harm - Property Boundary - Legal Standing
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