property ownership?

[chemDOOM]

Ok so I am going to start by saying that I, as well as my partner, are both legal medical patients. The number of plants being grown and everything in between is all legal under our regulations. Now, we are planning a grow on what is technically a property not owned by either of us. It is owned by a close relative that has personally given us the okay to use the space for our growing plans. Only one problem, the owner has no medical card.
My partner actually lives on the property for a good portion of the year, but they have a different address on their card/license, that they also live at. So theoretically, an ignorant/biased leo could say that no one living on the property has a card, at least that is what im thinking. If the owner gives permission to the tenant to grow, is it ok if only the tenant is legal?
I dont want to spend hours of my time and money, just so the cops can fuck me over on some legal loophole. They fly over us basically everyday too, so I can almost certainly expect a visit at some point.

 

[Rysam]

I believe if the property owner is aware of your situation and you are legal he is not required to possess a card himself.
He just needs to stay hands-off to maintain legal.

Personally, I would make an anonymous call from a phone that doesnt belong to you (pay phone) to the DA's/Sheriffs office they seem to have all the current info. IMO Its better to be safe and anonymously ask the people that will prosecute than those that wont.

If you're legal, they wont like it but they will give up the info, just dont give up yours

 

[headiez247]

As long as the person who the garden belongs to has a legit card and is within limits, your fine.

 

[Captain Ginyu]

I really don't think it is an issue, because you, & your partner are occupants. If it will ease your mind further, just call up & ask an attorney in your state that is well versed in this field.

 

[zenoonez]

As long as you and your partner are residing on the property or have signed a lease for it you should be fine. The owner has to have plausible deniability to be bulletproof though... this isn't his backyard is it? I would just sign the lease and that alone should keep him out of trouble unless he gets caught with a # or two of your dank.

 

[chemDOOM]

Thanks for the advice everyone. I think i'm just gonna call it off, for peace of mind of the owner.
I have no major doubts in my mind on doing the run, and have no problem taking responsibility for everything. If I had my own property to do it on, I would in a heartbeat. However, the owner likely wouldn't be able to fully claim that they were unaware if something were to happen. [not gonna go into details, but theres a good chance of this part falling through] Im not gonna make my family go through legal stress because of my actions..

 

[guest396]

getting the owner a set of papers is gonna be way cheaper than a lawyer.......just sayin to be safe