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Re: Dead shrub in front yard - whose responsibility? - Landlord Forum thread 351758

Re: Dead shrub in front yard - whose responsibility? by AnonymousFL on April 21, 2017 @18:55

                              
Your best bet is to talk to your landlord. If he is reasonable and was aware that the tree was not in good shape, then he will likely remove the treet or remove/replace the tree.

Otherwise, when you moved in, did you complete a check-in list that detailed all fo the things on the property that could be considered pre-existing damage or problems? The mailbox and tree would certainly have qualified for that list. If he is a stickler or just cannot remember, then you can refer back to that list and be comfortable that you won't be responsible. As Anonymous commented above, pictures would be better.

Do not remove the tree before you talk to the landlord. Remember that you are resp[onsible for the care of the grounds, but they are still your landlord's property. Never change anything without permission.
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