Urban Landowners in Maryland Have a Duty to Inspect Property and Handle Diseased or Damaged Trees
Updated: Apr 11, 2021

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I recently wrote a column for Maryland Grows blog, a blog that is utilized by the University of Maryland Extension’s Home and Garden Information Center, discussing potential legal issues when a neighbor will not take care of a diseased tree. For urban landowners, prior decisions can create duties of care to inspect the property and treat any diseased trees found during the inspection. Rural landowners have typically not been held to the same duty of care.
To learn more about this duty of care, click here to read the post.
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