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Australian court orders bamboo removal after roots block neighbour’s sewer, awards A$6,253 in damages

Times of India - World ·
Australian court orders bamboo removal after roots block neighbour’s sewer, awards A$6,253 in damages

In a landmark decision, an Australian court addressed a bamboo dispute affecting two neighboring properties in New South Wales.

The court determined that the bamboo created a blockage and posed a risk for future damage to the sewer line.

As a result, Homes NSW was ordered to compensate A$6,253.50 for previous treatment costs.

The ruling highlights the importance of communication and diligent records for homeowners facing similar issues.

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