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Essex siblings ordered to pay £209K after felling neighbour's trees in boundary dispute

Three siblings in Essex have been ordered to pay approximately £209,000 following a prolonged boundary dispute with their neighbours. The siblings cut down a row of 33-foot Leylandii trees, which a judge determined required trespassing into the neighbouring property. The court awarded the affected couple around £30,500 in damages, with the remainder covering legal costs totalling £178,668. The neighbours stated that the removal of the trees destroyed their privacy and significantly impacted how they used their home.

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