Michigan court dismisses repeat lawsuit over disputed $2,000 neighbour tree removal

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Two neighbours in Michigan agreed that each would pay $2,000 to have trees removed that were believed to endanger a barn. The tree work was never carried out, and when Seth Merle did not return Richard Hagopian's money, the matter went to court. Merle later brought a second lawsuit over the same trees, claiming they still posed a danger. The Michigan Court of Appeals rejected that new case on the grounds that the matter had already been resolved.

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