The problem I see is that in some cases there are multiple trees on a street. When the wind blows, it can deposit leaves from any of these tree onto anyone's property. How exactly does one determine from which trees these leaves came?
There might be leaves from multiple trees on your property at any given time. Are you supposed to sort through them and return them all to each of your neighbors from whence they came?
Trees exist, they drop their leaves, (even when trimmed), their leaves blow in the wind. No one has control over where they end up.
Even if the person on whose property the trees wanted to take down the tree, it requires an act of congress in this area.
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