Once roots are in, it's history.

The lease states "Tenant shall pay for repair of any drain blockage or stoppages, unless caused by defective plumbing parts or tree roots invading sewer line."

In addition to the limb the roots have cracked our driveway and are lifting part of his drive so that the water flow comes to my drive and my house.My question is why am I responsible at all...having been notified there is a problem with his tree limb why should I have to do the leg work and pay half to enhance his property's safety and value?

I pointed this out to them and begged them to just fix the root problem. 

Depending on what type of stump it is, you may need to kill the roots to prevent shoots of new growth.

Mold spores are everywhere; it's a problem when they take root.

If you find mold, mildew, or excessive moisture in the home, look for the root cause.

If you want to find a group that is really heading in the direction of free markets and a return to sanity, you might want to check out this grass roots movement:http://www.campaignforliberty.com/index.php

My roots are Macedonian one great example Mr.

I have strong roots here with friends in the carpentry and electrician business and family with some commercial real estate that should come in handy.