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We have a large tree in our garden which overhangs three other properties. Would we be liable for any damage caused to the properties by our tree?

We have a willow tree in our garden which is so large that it overhangs three properties on our boundary. Would we be liable for any damage caused to the properties by our tree?

You are potentially liable for any damage caused to neighbouring properties by the branches or roots of the tree.

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