From: johnturmel@gmail.com   
      
   TURMEL: Vince Reimer re-files motion for interim exemption   
      
   JCT: On May 27 2019, Vince Reimer in Manitoba filed his application   
   for a medpot authorization. He did following the instructions for   
   efiling on his instruction page and didn't have to go to Winnipeg to   
   get it filed. Judge Brown accepted the online filing.   
      
   After 5 weeks, he filed a Statement of Claim and a motion for m   
   interim remedy.   
      
   Judge Brown dismissed it as premature. In previous motions, he said he   
   wanted to give Health Canada 2 months before complaining.   
      
   So he waited another 7 weeks with no response and yesterday re-filed   
   his motion for interim remedy. Yesterday, Judge Brown lifted the stay   
   on any motions to let it in.   
      
   Next step, he'll order the Crown to respond and give Vince 10 days to   
   reply before booking a hearing. But Health Canada usually comes up   
   with the permit in time to mooten the hearing.   
      
   And it's for an outdoor permit. Looks like they stalled it past the   
   season again and his damages claim will be for a whole year missed.   
      
   Got that everyone. Judge Brown will lift the stay on your motion after   
   2 months to let it in.   
      
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