From: johnturmel@yahoo.com   
      
   TURMEL: Mathiew Chayer-Poulin gets Hop-To-It Pot Grow Permit   
      
   JCT: Okay, here's another hop-to-it to mooten a motion   
   for interim relief. Jon Bricker writes:   
      
   Re: CHAYER-POULIN, Mathiew v. HMTQ File No T-363-18   
      
   I confirm receipt of your motion record dated March 1 2018.   
      
   JCT: Justice Brown ordered to respond to it by March 12.   
      
   JB: I am advised by Health Canada that it has now approved   
   your application for registration to produce cannabis for   
   your personal medical use, and that your registration is   
   currently valid. I am also advised that a certificate   
   confirming this registration has been sent to you via   
   registered mail.   
      
   Your motion for interim relief is therefore now moot. In   
   light of this, I ask that you abandon your motion by   
   completing the enclosed Notice of Abandonment. If you wish   
   to discontinue your underlying claim, please also complete   
   the enclosed Notice of Discontinuance. Once completed,   
   please serve and file these or provide me with electronic   
   copies for filing on your behalf.   
      
   I ask that you file or return the Notice of Abandonment by   
   10am on Monday March 12. Should you decline to abandon your   
   motion, please be advised that my client will oppose the   
   motion and reserves the right to seek its costs of the   
   motion.   
   Jon Bricker   
      
   JCT: Mathieu will abandon after their response explaining   
   why it took so long. Or not.   
      
   Notice how they include a Notice of Discontinuance which   
   aborts the whole action, not just the motion for interim   
   relief. One lady ended up sending in both letters and her   
   action is now discontinued. No damages for her.   
      
   So warning, do not file to "discontinue" your action, file   
   to "abandon" your motion.   
      
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