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Is it illegal to cut a mango tree?
District magistrate Manashvi Kumar has banned the cutting of mango trees throughout the district under Section 144 of Criminal Procedure Code. Permission to cut these trees would be given by the forest department only under special circumstances.
Can neighbor force me to cut tree?
Yes. The basic rule is that someone who cuts down, removes, or hurts a tree without permission owes the tree’s owner money to compensate for the harm done. You can sue to enforce that right, but you probably won’t have to, once you tell your neighbor what the law is.
How can you stop someone from cutting down trees?
Save our Forests
- Plant a Tree where you can.
- Go paperless at home and in the office.
- Buy recycled products and then recycle them again.
- Buy certified wood products.
- Support the products of companies that are committed to reducing deforestation.
- Raise awareness in your circle and in your community.
Can we cut mango tree in India?
However, the forest department will allow the cutting of trees only after the district horticulture officer certifies that the tree is no longer productive. There are several techniques to cut a mango tree to enhance the production. It can be pruned completely or partially cut down for grafting.
Do you have to get permission to cut down a tree?
You will need permission to fell or prune a tree in your garden or land if: It is covered by a tree preservation order – you will require permission from your local authority. It is within a designated conservation area – you are required to notify your local authority to get permission.
What will you do if you find someone cutting down trees in your locality?
b) Inform the local police station that a tree is being cut without permission, and that since it is a criminal offence under the Karnataka Preservation of Trees Act, the police should immediately act on the same. Take a photo and or/video of the same and send it any media people you know.
Do I need permission to cut down a tree in my garden?
Trees on private land We recommend seeking permission from the owner of the land before undertaking works to trees. Some trees can also be protected and it is a criminal offence to undertake works to or remove these trees without receiving permission from the Council.