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What Happened: An indoor cannabis cultivator operated under an oral lease while negotiating the terms of a written agreement. But after two years of fruitless negotiations, the landlord decided enough was enough and served the tenant a 30-day notice to quit. When the tenant refused to leave, the landlord went to court, winning not only an eviction order but also $180,000 in holdover damages. The tenant appealed.
Ruling: The California appeals court upheld the lower court’s ruling.
