Neighbourhood DisputesQLD

A practical, comprehensive guide to the law applicable to neighbourhood disputes in Queensland, including all commonly required neighbour dispute legal forms and precedents.

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Overview

A practical, comprehensive guide to the law applicable to neighbourhood disputes in Queensland, including all commonly required neighbour dispute legal forms and precedents.

The commentary covers disputes over companion animals, dividing fences, and trees.

This easy-to-follow guide will allow lawyers to confidently advise and represent clients in these often complicated and highly contentious matters.

Precedents provided with this publication include:

  • Suite of relevant notices and applications;
  • Example letters to the other side for stormwater, tree issues, nuisance, and dog bite.

The detailed Retainer Instructions ensures nothing is missed and the client is properly advised.

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