Cutting of a tree - misinterpretation by BMC
Dear Sir,
My dad had given an application for trimming the branches of the tree as the tree was dead and the branches were rotting. We felt it was dead and so we left it for BMC to decide about the action to be taken. My dad got an approval for trimming the branches. One fine day the tree cutters turned up, when my dad was unavailable and took the sign of my brother on the order for acknowledgement of the application. My brother left after signing and no one was present from my family. When we returned we saw that that had cut the entire tree from 2 feet above the ground level. We did not react to it as it was the call taken by BMC.
Now, my dad has received a notice saying that a legal action will be taken against him as he cut down the entire tree when only an approval was given for cutting of the branches. We have no idea how to react to such a thing.
Kindly help.
Asked 9 years ago in Civil Law
I don't know if its a civil law or constitutional law, so kindly help.
Asked 9 years ago