KIDS who kick footballs over garden walls are breaking the law, the High Court has ruled, after a couple sued their next-door ...

If you live next door to a family, then you'll no doubt be familiar with the knock on your door that you get the minute they accidentally kick a football a little too hard and it ends up in your ...

Judge says 'no-you-can’t-have-your-ball-back' after aerial bombardment of a couple’s home from primary school next door was ...

But repeatedly kicking footballs over a neighbour's fence and into their garden amounts to a nuisance, the High Court has ruled. While 'occasional' stray balls might be 'annoying', the 'frequent ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. This story is part of the April 12 edition of Good Weekend.See all 12 stories. The young kid next door repeatedly kicks a soccer ...

The couple said kids from the school were repeatedly kicking balls into their poolCredit: Solent Balls being repeatedly kicked over a fence from a school into a neighbouring property's garden were ...

And while most kids can keep their toys in their own gardens for the most part, one mum has been left at her wits' end, because her neighbours somehow manage to kick multiple balls into her garden ...