Trees in the dividing hedge are joint like the hedge. Trees planted on the dividing line between two hereditaments are also deemed to be joint. When they die or are cut down or uprooted, these trees are shared equally. The fruit is collected at joint expense and shared equally by half, whether it falls naturally, or whether its fall has been provoked, or whether it has been picked.
Each owner has the right to demand that the joint trees be uprooted.