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|    John KingofthePaupers Turmel to All    |
|    TURMEL: More time for Crown on motion fo    |
|    23 Nov 18 13:30:10    |
      From: johnturmel@gmail.com              TURMEL: More time for Crown on motion for 10-day supply?              JCT: The Crown has asked the judge to file their Motion       Response on Jan 7 next year. They really don't need that       much time so Jeff wrote:              Allan Harris, Lead Plaintiff              Nov 23 2018              VIA E-FILING              Senior Registry Officer       Courts Administration Service       Ottawa, Ontario, K1A 0H9              Dear Registrar              Please accept this letter as a Reply to the Defendant's       letter of November 20 2018:              The Defendant asks the court to respond to the Plaintiff's       fresh motion for interim relief by Jan 7 2019 stating:        Canada understands the Nov 1 Order to mean that the        plaintiff's motion for interim relief will not proceed        until after Canada's motion to strike, which has the        potential to render the plaintiff's motion moot...        Canada requests confirmation of this understanding.        If the Court is instead of the view that the plaintiff's        motion should proceed at this stage... Canada proposes        that it proceed in writing.              The Plaintiff also submits that a ruling on the motion for       interim relief has the same potential to render the       plaintiff's motion to strike moot. Plaintiff does not object       should the court feel an oral hearing is not necessary and       would request a video teleconference as was done in the 2014       Gold Stars hearing on April 29 2014 if an oral hearing is       ordered.               Canada also proposes that its response to the motion be        due no sooner than Jan 7 2019. Canada is of the view        that this will provide it with sufficient time to        respond to the plaintiff's motion, while meeting        Canada's other deadlines on the motion to strike the        present claim..              Plaintiff notes that the original motion citing the sections       in the ACMPR was served on Oct 22, over a month ago. Since       the arguments against the sections in the Cannabis       Regulations are the same, Plaintiff suggests a timetable       filing the Defendant's response in early December and       Plaintiff's Reply a week later before the Christmas holidays       might be more appropriate.              After all, it is one simple issue. Should the applicants       remain disallowed from possessing a day or two's supply of       medication or be allowed a 10-day supply pending the claim       to possess the same 30-day supply as smaller dosers? And       you've already had 4 weeks.       ______________________________       Allan J. Harris       CC: Wendy.Wright BY EMAIL              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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