New license in need of help!

Sir.Ganga

New Member
Dr Kush.

No HC notifies no one. From my understanding city police and RCMP must request info either on you or your address if they suspect anything. My insurance company found the address of my rental listed in the city paper, which is where I was first informed also. Most larger cities will list busted grow ops in their local papers.

Its all a big scam so even if your legal be careful. This system is based on failure. Know your rights.

Vaper
 

Pharoah

Active Member
If you look at the authorization to grow for a DG (Form D) you will find this text outlined, and BOLDED

"
IMPORTANT: If the marihuana is to be produced at a site that is not the ordinary residence of and not owned by the applicant or the designated person, the owner(s) of the production site must complete Form F: Consent
of Property Owner."

This means that BOTH criteria need to be met in order to require form F (the word AND specifies this)

You MUST not live at the production site, and you CANNOT own the production site property.

In other words, if you LIVE at the production site, the landlord does NOT need to fill out form F.

The ONLY way you NEED to get form F filled out, is if the rental unit is being used specifically, and solely for Growing reasons, no residence.

So if you're living where you're growing, even if your renting, you do NOT need form F filled out.

I've had my lawyer review these forms and he assures me that this information is 100% correct.
 

Pharoah

Active Member
I just reviewed Form D... and I think you and your lawyer could be correct.

http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/dhp-mps/alt_formats/hecs-sesc/pdf/marihuana/how-comment/applicant-demandeur/form_d-eng.pdf

Section D4 (Page 3)... Looks like you just need a criminal record check.

Has anyone called Health Canada to verify that this isn't some typo? It would suck to submit forms only to have it kicked back due to some technicality.

You're correct, however, it is only the DG that requires the Criminal Record Check, and it is only charges related to controlled and illegal substances. Simple Misdemeanors should not effect your application in any way. A patient cannot be denied the ability to produce their own medicine for any reason, if their authorized to possess/use MMJ they CANNOT be denied the ability to produce their own.

Also, the same information is found on From E as well (license to grow by authorized patient)
 

johny112

Active Member
Hey everyone, I recently became a medical patient in nova scotia and I can't find any landlords that are willing to let me produce my medicine.... Any suggestions??? Do I have to tell the landlord if i'm only leasing??? please people any help would be good
Yeah keep it to yourself. He cant come in without your consent, otherwise you could get in some mess.
 

electronug

Active Member
Electronug pls do your research before you spread more non sense you can't back up
My apologies. You didn't exactly provide any evidence yourself, though.

When I read through everything while applying for my wife, the forms for permission from owner combined with ambiguous wording made it seem like it was part of the requirements.
 

johny112

Active Member
Hey everyone, I recently became a medical patient in nova scotia and I can't find any landlords that are willing to let me produce my medicine.... Any suggestions??? Do I have to tell the landlord if i'm only leasing??? please people any help would be good
Yeah keep it to yourself. He cant come in without your consent, otherwise you could get in some mess.
 

Stark Raving

Active Member
Has anyone called Health Canada to verify that this isn't some typo? It would suck to submit forms only to have it kicked back due to some technicality.
Yup. That's why I said you have to inform your landlord in the first place.

I'll concede that that pharoah is correct about the forms. I'd still do the consent, or in the very least re-confirm with HC, since THEY were the ones who told me to do it. I'm sure legally you would win a case based on the forms, but the delay could be insane should HC decide to deny you on these grounds.

All depends on the hassle you're willing to go through I guess. But I do apologise for "definitively" saying that you need to let your landlord know.
 

electronug

Active Member
In the case where someone is renting from a property management company, this could be a huge hassle.

While you could be on great terms with your superintendent, the large corporation that actually owns the house/apartment might not be as understanding.
 

Pharoah

Active Member
I spoke with HC about 20 minutes ago, as long as you LIVE AT THE PRODUCTION SITE you do NOT need form F, Even if your renting.
 

Sir.Ganga

New Member
I'll say it one more time, form F is to cover HC ass, thats it!

Form F has nothing to do with the landlord/tennant act and this is where the confusion is.

You are responsible for your actions and this means on any property you rent.

Vaper
 
Wow...this has been extremely helpful. I have just recently started the process of getting my MMAR thanks to a great website weed doctor that put me in touch with the right people. Anyways, I will obviously growing my own and I was also wondering about the whole do I need to tell my landlord question and was going to ask...but I think I found my answer :)
 

OGEvilgenius

Well-Known Member
My apologies. You didn't exactly provide any evidence yourself, though.

When I read through everything while applying for my wife, the forms for permission from owner combined with ambiguous wording made it seem like it was part of the requirements.
The wording isn't ambiguous at all really. Just requires careful reading (I know if you're like me you sometimes gloss over things while reading, legal documents are not the place to do that however).
 
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