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Disputes between neighbours about trees are common. They may involve dangerous branches, roots that damage property, or even poison. The law in this area is complex and difficult to find, while it is not clear to people how they can resolve their disputes without expensive and stressful legal action. That's why the VLRC recently completed a report on the law of neighbourhood tree disputes, recommending a new Act to help people resolve their problems. In this episode of 'Old Law, New Law' Nick and Gemma talk to Emma Cashen, team leader of the tree disputes inquiry, and Natalie Lilford, the Commission's community law reform manager.
Transcript of this episode
Episode 13: Interview with Juries Commissioner Paul Dore
Episode 12: Inclusive Juries
Old Law, New Law episode 11: Recklessness
Law Reform in Victoria: a discussion with Tony North QC and Fiona Patten MP
The Justice System and Sexual Offences - recommendations for change
Stalking
Inclusive Juries - interview with Professor Ron McCallum
Sexual Offences and the Justice System
Contempt of Court - what has the VLRC recommended?
Community Law Reform
Committals
Contempt of Court
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