Gracie3787
Senior Member
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? GA.
This is abit of a strange question, but here goes anyway:
My next door neighbor is being evicted, she has already moved, but the power is still on and some of her things are still there. (she hasn't been back in 9 days to get anything.)
She has her garbage can sitting in front of the house, about 30 feet from my yard. The can is overflowing and has not been emptied for 2 weeks now. We are in a rural area and when garbage piles up in my neighbor's cans, I get lovely little unwanted house guests- alot of field mice.
My question is- can I get into any legal trouble if I go over and take the garbage can out to the street to be emptied on garbage pick-up day?
If I can't do it, could her landlord legally do it?
I hope one of us can because I HATE mice and I'm tired of them coming in because my neighbors are slobs.
This is abit of a strange question, but here goes anyway:
My next door neighbor is being evicted, she has already moved, but the power is still on and some of her things are still there. (she hasn't been back in 9 days to get anything.)
She has her garbage can sitting in front of the house, about 30 feet from my yard. The can is overflowing and has not been emptied for 2 weeks now. We are in a rural area and when garbage piles up in my neighbor's cans, I get lovely little unwanted house guests- alot of field mice.
My question is- can I get into any legal trouble if I go over and take the garbage can out to the street to be emptied on garbage pick-up day?
If I can't do it, could her landlord legally do it?
I hope one of us can because I HATE mice and I'm tired of them coming in because my neighbors are slobs.