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Not really. As the police say they are investigating whether a crime has been committed, because quite likely, there has not been. This is more likely a privat
by madaxe_again 3y ago
Not really. As the police say they are investigating whether a crime has been committed, because quite likely, there has not been.
This is more likely a private matter between tenant and landlord - and unless the lease explicitly prohibits the felling of trees, then they haven’t broken their lease agreement.
If it wasn’t the tenant, then at most it’s vandalism, property damage, and a small fine will be the result.
- mnw21cam 3y agoCriminal damage is definitely classified as a crime, hence the name, even if the punishment is (as you say) likely just a small fine.