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Kansas neighbour cut 133 trees; court upholds $6,500 damages award

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What happened

A Kansas appeals court has upheld a $6,500 damages award against a man whose neighbour’s fence project led to 133 trees being cut on adjoining land in 2015.

Key facts

  • A Kansas appeals court has upheld a $6,500 damages award against a man whose neighbour’s fence project led to 133 trees being cut on adjoining land in 2015.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Mon, 05 Oct 2026 11:33:34 UTC.

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