smoking weed at home?

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Original Poster:

763 posts

201 months

Friday 15th January 2010
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Is it legal?

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alexandermills09

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174 months

Friday 15th January 2010
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No.

ZOLLAR

19,908 posts

173 months

Friday 15th January 2010
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Depends if you live with a police officer!! hehe

Shaw Tarse

31,543 posts

203 months

Friday 15th January 2010
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Probably not smokin

hornetrider

63,161 posts

205 months

Friday 15th January 2010
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Much like everything that is against the law, it doesn't become legal when it's done inside your four walls.

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oldsoak

5,618 posts

202 months

Friday 15th January 2010
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screem said:
Is it legal?

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Ask Frank
http://www.talktofrank.com/drugs.aspx?id=172

Somewhatfoolish

4,350 posts

186 months

Friday 15th January 2010
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Completley legal so long as you don't posess it

TheJ

162 posts

190 months

Friday 15th January 2010
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hornetrider said:
Much like everything that is against the law, it doesn't become legal when it's done inside your four walls.

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Original Poster:

763 posts

201 months

Friday 15th January 2010
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Just for the record I dont smoke weed. I have a tenant that is complaining that they can smell weed from the neighbours house. Now this would not be normally something i would get involved in but my problem is that the neighbouring property is also a house that I own so they too are my tenants!

The reason I ask is because the complaining tenant has asked me to speak to my weed smoking tenants because she smells weed in her kitchen in the morning. The smokers living room abutts her kitchen. Before speaking to them I wanted to check the law.

Ps my weed smoking tenants are model tenants, they both are in full time employment (unlike my complaining neighbour who is on benefits), the rent is paid on time religously, they dont party or play music and my complaining neighbour admits to never hearing a thing from them.

Now my complaining neighbour on the other hand is behind on the rent and is sometimes a bit of a pain in the a**e.

I now have to tell my otherwise model tenants to stop smoking weed! Something I would have prefered not to have to do!

Cheers for the responses.

DPX

1,027 posts

200 months

Friday 15th January 2010
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Might not be smoking might be special cakes being made

zcacogp

11,239 posts

244 months

Friday 15th January 2010
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Suggest that the complaining tenant should speak to the local law-enforcing agencies about the issue, as it is not your responsibility to enforce the law.

If you are worried that the model tenants may move out as a result of police attention (which is unlikely), you could informally tell them what's going on and suggest they may like to hide the relevant substance for a while ...


Oli.

thinfourth2

32,414 posts

204 months

Friday 15th January 2010
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Or you could just chuck the dole claiming tennant out

Personally i would file their complaint under ignore

Office_Monkey

1,967 posts

209 months

Friday 15th January 2010
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Arrange to visit them, they might be growing stuff wink

Scraggles

7,619 posts

224 months

Friday 15th January 2010
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another way to solve the problem is to let the people who might be smoking weed that someone has noticed the smell and as they are such good tenants that you do not want to lose, maybe they could be more socially aware that smoke from windows can drift outside and leave it there

Dibble

12,931 posts

240 months

Friday 15th January 2010
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zcacogp said:
Suggest that the complaining tenant should speak to the local law-enforcing agencies about the issue, as it is not your responsibility to enforce the law.
Allowing premises to be used...

You might want to have a look at this:

http://www.statutelaw.gov.uk/content.aspx?LegType=...

pejay

245 posts

183 months

Friday 15th January 2010
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zcacogp said:
If you are worried that the model tenants may move out as a result of police attention (which is unlikely), you could informally tell them what's going on and suggest they may like to hide the relevant substance for a while ...
Honestly, if they're as good tenants as you say (which lets be honest can be a rare find) then I'd be inclined to take this approach.

carreauchompeur

17,840 posts

204 months

Friday 15th January 2010
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Dibble said:
zcacogp said:
Suggest that the complaining tenant should speak to the local law-enforcing agencies about the issue, as it is not your responsibility to enforce the law.
Allowing premises to be used...

You might want to have a look at this:

http://www.statutelaw.gov.uk/content.aspx?LegType=...
Yes, quite. I would have a polite word with them... Don't have to lay down the law. They aren't Vietnamese, are they?

Edited by carreauchompeur on Friday 15th January 18:48

Mg6b

6,649 posts

263 months

Friday 15th January 2010
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If your complainant can smell it strongly, I suggest you do an inventory visit to check stuff there.
Model tennants have been known to have ripped the interior of the house out to construct a cannabis factory causing tens of thousands of pounds damage.

Model cannabis factory tennants usually pay the rent on time and are no trouble whatsover because they don't want to attract attention that might uncover their nefarious activities and cause them a financila loss of both equipment and crops!

If your tennants in the 'odious' property pay by cash, I would get round there double quick!

Wacky Racer

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247 months

Friday 15th January 2010
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wackojacko

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190 months

Friday 15th January 2010
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Mg6b said:
If your complainant can smell it strongly, I suggest you do an inventory visit to check stuff there.
Model tennants have been known to have ripped the interior of the house out to construct a cannabis factory causing tens of thousands of pounds damage.
Nowadays leasing is a risky business , it works out that the tenants have more rights over the property than you (as in the owner) due to sh**ty human rights laws ..... What a load of f*****g bo***x. Point made biggrin

Model cannabis factory tennants usually pay the rent on time and are no trouble whatsover because they don't want to attract attention that might uncover their nefarious activities and cause them a financila loss of both equipment and crops!

If your tennants in the 'odious' property pay by cash, I would get round there double quick!