H3 Legal Solutions (Pty) Ltd publish media brief analysing legal and commercial risks facing South African landlords who lease premises to cannabis-related businesses during the current regulatory transition period. | Cannabis Law Report | How to buy Skittles Moonrock online

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H3 Legal Solutions (Pty) Ltd, through its Property Integrity Division, has released a new Media Brief analysing the escalating legal and commercial risks facing South African landlords who lease premises to cannabis-related businesses during the current regulatory transition period.

Here’s the precis

We are sharing the brief with your newsroom in the public interest, given the sharp increase in SAPS drug-seizure operations and Asset Forfeiture Unit (AFU) interventions, as well as the continued uncertainty surrounding the implementation of the Cannabis for Private Purposes Act 7 of 2024.

The attached document outlines:

• the legal basis under which properties may face POCA preservation or forfeiture, even where unlawful activity is conducted by a tenant;
• the gap between constitutional privacy protections and commercial cannabis activity;
• the compliance failures most commonly linked to enforcement incidents; and
• the steps landlords must take to prevent their properties from being implicated in unlawful trade.

This is a growing national issue affecting retail centres, mixed-use developments, and private landlords across the country, particularly in provinces where SAPS has intensified targeted drug-enforcement operations.

The brief has been prepared in collaboration with H3 Care NPC and Healthpath24 (Pty) Ltd, combining legal, governance, and compliance insight into an accessible communication suitable for public reporting.

MEDIA BRIEF Landlord Risk in the Cannabis-Retail Sector – South Africa^J2025