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|    John KingofthePaupers Turmel to All    |
|    TURMEL: Art Jackes seeks extension to re    |
|    29 May 19 08:47:35    |
      From: johnturmel@gmail.com              TURMEL: Art Jackes seeks extension to requisition appeal              JCT: Art Jackes's documentation for his appeal was complete       but rather than requisition his own appeal hearing date in       Toronto, he made a motion to be heard by telephone at the       same time as the Jeff Harris appeal in Vancouver. His motion       was dismissed for lack of requisition and so Art has filed a       Motion for an extension of time to requisition his appeal       date.              We wanted to keep things moving so we wanted to include the       Requisition with the suggested dates. So Art had written the       Crown asking what dates they weren't available in the next 3       months. And of course, to slow things down so we get two       appeal panels instead of one, Wendy Wright refused to give       him the dates they were not free until the extension of time       to file it had been received.              So Art filed his Motion asking for the extension of time:              Court File No.: A-294-18        FEDERAL COURT OF APPEAL       BETWEEN:        ARTHUR JACKES        Appellant        and        HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN        Respondent               NOTICE OF MOTION              TAKE NOTICE that the Appellant will make a motion to the       court on the basis of written representations for an order       extending the time to file the Requisition for hearing of       appeal.              THE GROUNDS FOR THE MOTION are that Appellant will       requisition that the appeal be heard if possible by       telephone on June 27 2019 with the live Vancouver appeal of       Allan J. Harris A-258-18 because my Memorandum provides more       arguments on the very same issue of delay from the       "unsupported application rejection on the basis of non-       originality of the signatures."       Dated at Toronto on May 27 2019.       ________________________________       Arthur Jackes       For the Appellant               WRITTEN REPRESENTATIONS              1. I was one of over 300 plaintiffs below for whom Allan J.       Harris is Lead Plaintiff who will be arguing the same issue       raised in my appeal.              2. My claim is for damages due to delay by unsupported       rejection of application on the basis of non-originality of       the signatures as raised by other plaintiffs.              3. When my motion for interim exemption pending processing       of my application was mooted by delivery of the permit, the       action for damages over the 13-week delay was also dismissed       as too trivial for Charter relief despite the Crown's motion       to strike the action of Donald Cote for damages over four       "not original signature" rejections that caused an 8-month       delay was dismissed.              4. I appealed from the Aug 28 2018 Order of Federal Court       Justice Brown in the action in T-1564-17 striking my action       for damages and seeking it be re-instituted below.              5. With the Memoranda completed, my Requisition for hearing       of appeal was served on Canada on time but then was rejected       by the Registry for technical reasons and was late.              6. I filed a motion to be heard with Harris, dismissed on       May 13 2019 by Stratas J.A. for want of a Requisition.              7. Canada refused to provide the dates they were not       available for the hearing until the extension of time has       been granted so I could not file a Requisition for a hearing       date with this motion.              8. The appeal in Allan J. Harris v. HMQ A-258-18 is to be       heard on June 27 2019 in Vancouver.              9. I now seek such extension of time to file a Requisition       for hearing of appeal which will also ask that my appeal be       heard by telephone on June 27 2019 with the appeal of Allan       J. Harris A-258-18 if still possible.              10. Canada had pointed out that the Harris decision could be       brought to the attention of my panel and will no doubt also       point out that a different decision contradicting the Harris       decision from my panel would violate the principles of stare       decisis and judicial comity. Appellant wishes his stronger       arguments to be heard by the Harris panel to avoid such       possibility.       Dated at Toronto on May 27 2019.       ____________________________       Arthur Jackes              JCT: Harris's appeal is slated for June 27 2019. The Crown       has 10 days to Respond until June 6 and I'd bet they're       going to waste the whole 10 days. Next day, June 7, Art       files a Reply and it goes to the judge.              Say it's granted on June 8. Still 19 days until Jeff's       appeal to request the Crown's dates of availability and get       the Requisition filed as soon as possible hoping it's       possible to let Art's appeal be heard with Jeff's.              So the only variable is       1) how long it takes for the court to grant the extension of       time for Requisition       2) how long it takes the Crown to provide the dates,       3) how long it takes to give Art a date or slate him with       Harris.              I can't imagine the extension of time for booking a hearing       being refused on a completed file. It always takes a 3-judge       panel to dismiss an appeal and the reason for not hearing       the appeal would be that he didn't book his date on time and       they don't want to give him an extension! Unheard of!              And if we don't get in on the Harris appeal, the Crown gets       to waste a live hearing before a second panel of 3 judges on       the very same issue but with different facts. Har har har       har har har.              Under normal guerrilla law circumstances, I'd be the one       wanting separate appeals to waste twice as much court time       as possible. And Mozajko a third panel to waste even more       time. So let's see what happens.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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