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Just following up on this thread, I finally managed to get some pics of the situation: http://imageshack.us/photo/m​y-images/594/8z28.jpg http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/201/z4mj.jpg http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/89/itul.jpg I have sent a letter to the owner to please remove...

As mentioned, the fence is buckling and warped. At ground level also (which I may have not have mentioned). When viewed from the top, parts of the fence look like a curve, like the letter S (bit of an exaggeration).

Ok, yeh it might be the tree root ball lifting up the entire ground next to the fence - either way, you guys are saying there's nothing I can do to stop these trees pushing the fence over into my property??? So I just have to sit and suck it up and watch my land disappear? That doesn't sound right.

Thanks for the replies. Yes more concerned about the trees pushing the existing fence, whether it is new or not, and falling over. The property will be a rental and I don't want the fence or trees falling over/being pushed over and injuring or damaging anything. I don't even mind if the same...

Yup in WA - have read the guidelines, but not sure exactly what a "sufficient" fence entails in this regard. The fence is still standing, but is badly buckled in various places where it is being pushed over - is this still considered sufficient, or a hazard? Will speak to council after Xmas...

Hi people, I am starting my duplex build, and one of the neighbours is being a pain about the fences. First thing, the fence was over on my side in some places according to an official site survey, but he said because the fence has been there for decades, he will not agree to move the fence...