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Dropped kerb.
DOCTORWHO
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Sutton Council has refused a dropped kerb . Can I get compensation? Maybe a reduction in Council Tax?
The houses on either side have a dropped kerb. A tree was planted badly many years ago. The tree is Not on the border of the two properties. A lamp post is 10 feet from the tree on the boundary. It is a complete Non Compliance. Can you advise?
The houses on either side have a dropped kerb. A tree was planted badly many years ago. The tree is Not on the border of the two properties. A lamp post is 10 feet from the tree on the boundary. It is a complete Non Compliance. Can you advise?
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No you cannot get a reduction in Council Tax and you certainly can't get compensation.If you are querying your Council Tax band would you please state whether you are in England, Scotland or Wales0
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You could appeal0
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The council tax would be set without a dropped kerb so why would a reduction be due?0
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