It’s spring and the mowing season is open, but some refuse to do so for lack of time or by choice. Can a fallow garden be blamed on you by the town hall and can it oblige you to maintain it? We answer you. I have been fighting for fifteen years to clean the road where 1,000 […]
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If you notice that your neighbour’s branches or brambles are sticking out on your property, what are your means of action? What does the law say? Explanations with Vincent Le Goc, a lawyer at the bar of Rennes (Ille-et-Vilaine) and Yves Honhon, a lawyer at the bar of Nantes (Loire-Atlantique). “I am a tenant of my […]
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Animal rights campaigners in France are celebrating this week after the long running campaign to get animals officially recognised as living and sentient beings instead of just pieces of furniture, was passed on Wednesday by parliament. After more than a year of debate, a bill has been passed updating the legal status of animals in France, […]
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