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Nope. Different countries have different rules. Invoking lease breach contracts in my country requires a high court judgement. That would take potentially years
by easytiger 5y ago
Nope. Different countries have different rules. Invoking lease breach contracts in my country requires a high court judgement. That would take potentially years to achieve and a lot of money and multiple stakeholders involvement.
Unfortunately keeping weed a criminal substance is the best option as police enforcement can be sought to counter anti social behaviour.
Furthermore, noise is regulated by local authorities in my jurisdiction
- bhawks 5y agoI think we have to agree to disagree here. Taking away a person's property, freedom, or life for what they choose to ingest and preventing people from voluntarily entering into and being bound by contracts is antisocial by my personal values.
- easytiger 5y agoIf the person's actions cause lasting detriment to another person's peaceable enjoyment of their property then they are in breach of the basic fundamentals of private property ownership. So too bad