Wow Mono bad luck my friend. You have to look at the bright side as it sounds like the fuzz didn't get involved. May you find a new pad with an awesome perfect for use space. Hope to see you back set up soon.
Mono's Perpetual Soil
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Happy Kitty
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Enjoyed your journal, and sorry to hear about recent events. Wishing you the very best.
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Wacky Kush
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Sorry man that's some sour grapes...Glad you didn't get busted. Why did he come in uninvited ? Thats really Scarry.
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Hey thanks mate. My wife and I are going to see a new house tomorrow so fingers crossed
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Enjoyed your journal, and sorry to hear about recent events. Wishing you the very best.
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Thanks 420, glad to be apart of this amazing community!
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Sure is. He has keys and does random visits but usually we are in. Just unlucky I guess.
Besides, I am free to grow another day
fatty
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Sure is. He has keys and does random visits but usually we are in. Just unlucky I guess.
Besides, I am free to grow another day
I've had this problem with a landlord never went that far though I got home one day to him with his key in the door it's a piss take and against the law (where I live anyway)it don't matter what your doing he has no rights to breach your privacy like that gutted for my friend and I hope you get growing again soon it would be a waist of talent if you didn't
TaylorMade420
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sorry to hear about your situation mukker heres an article i found tho
Common law tenancy rights
This page explains your common law rights. These rights can be added to by your tenancy agreement, but not if any of the terms make the agreement unfair.
Your right to live in the property
As a tenant, you have a right to 'possession' of the property. This means that you have the right to live there and to stop other people from entering without permission. This means having the right to:
prevent other people from entering your home
be left alone by other people.
Landlords are not entitled to breeze in and out of your home whenever they like without giving you notice. Likewise, if you rent a room in your landlord's home, your landlord is not entitled to enter your room without permission.
However, landlords are entitled to have access to the property if they have a good reason, for example if they need to carry out repairs. Your landlord must give you reasonable notice before they do this. Your tenancy agreement might state the amount of notice your landlord has to give - usually it's at least 24 hours' notice.
Common law tenancy rights
This page explains your common law rights. These rights can be added to by your tenancy agreement, but not if any of the terms make the agreement unfair.
Your right to live in the property
As a tenant, you have a right to 'possession' of the property. This means that you have the right to live there and to stop other people from entering without permission. This means having the right to:
prevent other people from entering your home
be left alone by other people.
Landlords are not entitled to breeze in and out of your home whenever they like without giving you notice. Likewise, if you rent a room in your landlord's home, your landlord is not entitled to enter your room without permission.
However, landlords are entitled to have access to the property if they have a good reason, for example if they need to carry out repairs. Your landlord must give you reasonable notice before they do this. Your tenancy agreement might state the amount of notice your landlord has to give - usually it's at least 24 hours' notice.
very disappointing, please let us know when you are going to have another grow journal!
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It's against the law here too. Unfortunately many landlords feel they own the home so they can do what they want. Fortunately the police did not get involved
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Hey TM great info! I wish I knew that yesterday! I wonder if he would have actually listened to that though lol
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TaylorMade420
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well next time when your signing the lease mukker you can let the landlord know you need 24hours notice for visits
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Dang sure of that
Damn, that's some BS. Atleast ur free tho. That's the main n best part about it.
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Exactly my friend, didn't even take a second thought at pulling the plug
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High guys! Sorted and ready to grow again. Not sure if anyone will notice this post now but it's worth a try.
Can you guys recommend one of the sponsors who would be able to supply seeds at a decent price. Looking to have a bash at some auto flowering plants to see if I can bust out a quick harvest for some smokeable bud before x-mas.
And of course, there will be a grow journal running along side, unless 420 can put this journal back into journals in progress... ?
Peace, Mono
Can you guys recommend one of the sponsors who would be able to supply seeds at a decent price. Looking to have a bash at some auto flowering plants to see if I can bust out a quick harvest for some smokeable bud before x-mas.
And of course, there will be a grow journal running along side, unless 420 can put this journal back into journals in progress... ?
Peace, Mono
Good to see you back, Mono!
I always recommend Herbies pick n mix. Flawless transactions.
I always recommend Herbies pick n mix. Flawless transactions.