IIP resolves PharmaCann lease-default litigation with monetary judgments and property turnover orders

Reuters
Mar 16
IIP resolves PharmaCann lease-default litigation with monetary judgments and property turnover orders

Innovative Industrial Properties said it resolved all pending litigation with PharmaCann related to prior lease defaults. The settlement includes monetary judgments for amounts owed under leases tied to properties in New York, Ohio and Pennsylvania. The agreement requires turnover of the New York and Pennsylvania properties by May 20, 2026, and the Ohio property by May 26, 2026.

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