Doesn’t Blackstone recognize the limits of the property line between two properties or the difference between and act and the restraint of an act?
There are no limits in natural or common law to property rights spatially speaking. You made that up. There is a difference between being a good and considerate neighbor and moral obligation. I have plowed my neighbors driveway for 25 years without ever so much as a gallon of gas in remuneration. I am happy to do it but I am not morally obligated to do it. Nor am I obligated to cut down one of my 80 foot oaks so he can get more sun to his panels or a better line of site for his satellite dish. Though I would if he asked but if he sued me to cut it down I’d plant more. That is my right since it is my property.