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CBC.caLandlord pays high price for renter's medical marijuana grow-opCBC.caLongtime landlord Darryl Spencer was left scrambling for insurance after discovering a tenant was growing dozens of medical marijuana plants inside and outside his rental house. When the landlord told his insurance company about the perfectly legal … Read More: Landlord pays highContinue Reading

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CBC.ca'You can lose everything': Tenant's medical marijuana grow-op costs landlord insuranceCBC.caLongtime landlord Darryl Spencer was left scrambling for insurance after discovering a tenant was growing dozens of medical marijuana plants inside and outside his rental house. When the landlord told his insurance company about the perfectly legal … Read More: 'YouContinue Reading

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Baxter BulletinMarijuana commission now accepting public commentsBaxter BulletinA would-be dispensary opting to grow marijuana must have assets of $200,000 or a surety bond for that amount; $100,000 in liquid assets and an initial $100,000 performance bond. Dispensaries opting not to grow marijuana do not face a financial means …and more »Continue Reading

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Growing one's own marijuana should not require a permit: Sal RodriguezInland Valley Daily BulletinBy approving Proposition 64 in November, California voters made clear they no longer wished to squander public resources criminalizing recreational marijuana. The measure laid the foundation for regulation of commercial marijuana activity, removed … Read More: Growing one'sContinue Reading

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Growing one's own marijuana should not require a permit: Sal RodriguezSan Bernardino County SunBy approving Proposition 64 in November, California voters made clear they no longer wished to squander public resources criminalizing recreational marijuana. The measure laid the foundation for regulation of commercial marijuana activity, removed …and more » Read More: GrowingContinue Reading

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Growing one's own marijuana should not require a permit: Sal RodriguezRedlands Daily FactsBy approving Proposition 64 in November, California voters made clear they no longer wished to squander public resources criminalizing recreational marijuana. The measure laid the foundation for regulation of commercial marijuana activity, removed …and more » Read More: Growing one'sContinue Reading