In case of roots of a neighboring tree intruded to the state of another, the neighboring owner has the right to cut it off.
A)Yes, only after his demand for the cutting is ignored.
B)Yes, because he owns the roots that intruded at his property.
C)No, without permission from the owner of the tree.
D)Yes, only after 10 years of prescription.

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The neighboring owner has the right to cut off the intruding roots because they are considered to be on his property, and he has control over his property boundaries.

In Case of Roots of a Neighboring Tree Intruded to the State