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Hello,

Thank you for your question. I am happy to assist you.

I do not see a cause of action against you by the neighbor.

The neighbor has a duty to contain his cat on his property. He has failed to do so. His failure to contain his cat may be actionable if his cat were to cause damage. However, feeding a cat that comes on your property may not be actionable.

I hope that the information which I provided was helpful to you.

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