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Can Neighbour take photos of you?

Can Neighbour take photos of you?

The taking of photographs of an individual without their consent is a civil matter. Taking a photo of a person where they can expect privacy (inside their home or garden) is likely to be a breach of privacy laws.

Why did someone just take a picture of my house?

Appraisal. If you’re selling your home, the buyer’s lender must appraise it before issuing the loan. An appraiser inspects the exterior and interior, taking photographs to substantiate his findings. Some lenders only request a “drive by” appraisal that involves a contractor taking exterior photographs.

Why would someone take a picture of my house?

Can I take photos or videos of my Neighbors’ yard?

However, if you regularly enter your neighbors’ yard and take photos of their house or interrupt their parties, this could expose you to a nuisance claim. If you are unsure of whether you can take photos or videos in a particular place, it might be helpful to speak with a lawyer.

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Is it legal to take a picture on your property?

Whether a photograph or video was legally taken depends on the location where it was taken, and the photographer’s status with regard to being on that property. Broadly speaking, the public has the right to take photos and videos in public spaces, for example in public parks or city streets.

Is it legal for my Neighbor to record me with cameras?

As everyone has said already, it is legal in public where it is NO expectation of privacy. As has also been said, not legal if the cameras are used to record through your windows, where you do have an expectation of privacy. I do in particular agree with Todd here: talk to your neighbor and try to work your concerns and theirs out.

Is it legal for a neighbor to shoot a gun at you?

It’s not legal to do it to harass you. By analogy, shooting a gun might be legal on his property. Shooting it into you, however, would raise some technical difficulties and possible objections from your family. However, for a variety of reasons, you are not likely to “catch” him and get him convicted of anything.