This Part applies to a complaint which—
is made for the purposes of this Part by an owner or occupier of a domestic property; and
alleges that his reasonable enjoyment of that property is being adversely affected by the height of a high hedge situated on land owned or occupied by another person.
This Part also applies to a complaint which—
is made for the purposes of this Part by an owner of a domestic property that is for the time being unoccupied, and
alleges that the reasonable enjoyment of that property by a prospective occupier of that property would be adversely affected by the height of a high hedge situated on land owned or occupied by another person,
as it applies to a complaint falling within subsection (1).
In relation to a complaint falling within subsection (2), references in sections 68 and 69 to the effect of the height of a high hedge on the complainant’s reasonable enjoyment of a domestic property shall be read as references to the effect that it would have on the reasonable enjoyment of that property by a prospective occupier of the property.
This Part does not apply to complaints about the effect of the roots of a high hedge.
In this Part, in relation to a complaint —