From: johnturmel@gmail.com   
      
   TURMEL: Appeal Fothergill bar on Turmel in Federal Courts   
      
   JCT: On Nov 9 2022, Federal Court of Canada Justice   
   Fothergill granted the Crown's application to declare me a   
   vexatious litigant who should be restricted. Yesterday, Dec   
   9 2022 I filed my Notice of Appeal.   
   - Crown has 10 days to file a Notice of Appearance.   
   - Within 30 days, we must file an agreement as to contents   
   of the Appeal Book.   
   - In 30 days, file Appeal Book with grey cover   
   - In 30 days, file my Appellant's Memorandum   
   - In 30 days, Crown files Respondent's Memorandum   
   - In 20 days, file Requisition for hearing   
   - In 30 days, file Joint Book of Authorities burgundy cover   
      
                                               FCA No._________   
                                               FCC No: T-130-21   
      
                     FEDERAL COURT OF APPEAL   
      
   Between:   
                           John Turmel   
                                                     Appellant   
                                                     Respondent   
                               AND   
      
                      Her Majesty The Queen   
                                                     Respondent   
                                                     Applicant   
      
                         NOTICE OF APPEAL   
                       Pursuant to Rule 337   
      
   TO THE RESPONDENT:   
   A LEGAL PROCEEDING HAS BEEN COMMENCED AGAINST YOU by the   
   appellant. The relief claimed by the appellant appears on   
   the following page.   
      
   THIS APPEAL will be heard by the Court at a time and place   
   to be fixed by the Judicial Administrator. Unless the Court   
   directs otherwise, the place of hearing will be as requested   
   by the appellant. The appellant requests that this appeal be   
   heard at Toronto.   
      
   IF YOU WISH TO OPPOSE THIS APPEAL, to receive notice of any   
   step in the appeal or to be served with any documents in the   
   appeal, you or a solicitor acting for you must prepare a   
   notice of appearance in Form 341 prescribed by the Federal   
   Courts Rules and serve it on the appellants solicitor, or   
   where the appellant is self-represented, on the appellant,   
   WITHIN 10 DAYS of being served with this notice of appeal.   
   IF YOU INTEND TO SEEK A DIFFERENT DISPOSITION of the order   
   appealed from, you must serve and file a notice of cross-   
   appeal in Form 341 prescribed by the Federal Courts Rules   
   instead of serving and filing a notice of appearance.   
      
   Copies of the Federal Courts Rules information concerning   
   the local offices of the Court and other necessary   
   information may be obtained on request to the Administrator   
   of this Court at Ottawa (telephone 613-992-4238) or at any   
   local office.   
      
   IF YOU FAIL TO OPPOSE THIS APPEAL, JUDGMENT MAY BE GIVEN IN   
   YOUR ABSENCE AND WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE TO YOU.   
      
   Date: Dec 9 2922   
      
      
   Issued by:________________________________   
   (Registry Officer)   
      
   TO: Attorney General for Canada   
   Attn: Jon Bricker   
      
                              APPEAL   
      
   1. THE APPELLANT APPEALS to the Federal Court of Appeal from   
   the Nov 9 2022 decision Federal Court Justice Fothergill who   
   wrote:   
       [3] Mr. Turmel has instituted numerous meritless and   
       repetitive proceedings before this Court, the Federal   
       Court of Appeal, the Ontario Courts, and the Supreme   
       Court of Canada. He has brought proceedings for improper   
       purposes, frequently sought to re-litigate matters   
       decided previously, made scandalous allegations against   
       members of the courts and other parties, refused to   
       follow the Federal Courts Rules, and failed to pay costs   
       orders.   
       [4] Despite having no qualifications or apparent ability   
       to practice law, Mr. Turmel has developed litigation kits   
       comprising templates for court documents, and has recruited   
       others to "flood the courts" with these documents.   
       [5] Mr. Turmel.. continued to express contempt for the   
       judiciary, maintaining that any judge who disagrees with   
       him is simply wrong.   
       [6] Mr. Turmel does not object to the imposition of a   
       leave requirement before commencing further proceedings   
       in this Court. He says he is unlikely to develop further   
       litigation "kits" unless the government imposes new   
       vaccination mandates.   
       [7] For the reasons that follow, Mr. Turmel is declared   
       to be a vexatious litigant. He must pay all outstanding   
       costs awards issued by this Court, and obtain leave   
       before instituting or continuing any litigation in this   
       Court. He is also prohibited from aiding or abetting   
       others to initiate proceedings in this Court.   
       II. Background   
       [8] According to the affidavit evidence submitted by the   
       AGC, Mr. Turmel has instituted at least 67 court   
       proceedings since 1980.... The proceedings have   
       concerned a wide range of legal issues, and have been   
       almost entirely unsuccessful.   
       [9] Mr. Turmel's proceedings have been dismissed as   
       failing to disclose reasonable causes of action, as   
       wholly unsupported by evidence, as attempts to re-   
       litigate matters previously decided, or as otherwise   
       frivolous and vexatious and abuses of process.   
       A. Proceedings Commenced by Mr. Turmel   
       [10] Mr. Turmel's numerous legal proceedings may be   
       divided into the following categories.   
            (1) Banking Proceedings   
       [11] In 1981, Mr. Turmel filed an unsuccessful   
       application in this Court for an order that the Bank of   
       Canada cease and desist the "genocidal practice of   
       interest" (T-896-81). Both the FCA (A-136-81) and the   
       SCC (17314) dismissed Mr. Turmel's attempts to appeal.   
      
   2. No judge accepted that foreclosing on farmers who fail to   
   pay back 11 when banks only printed 10 was a physical   
   impossibility resulting in genocide of the poor. And since I   
   use math to determine fairness, judges who determine   
   fairness by "trial and error" must be wrong to disagree.   
      
   3. The Court continued:   
       [12] In 1982, the County Court of Ontario allowed an   
       action by the Toronto Dominion Bank against Mr. Turmel,   
       and granted judgment in the amount of $2,813.19. After   
       unsuccessfully appealing to the Ontario Court of Appeal   
       [ONCA], Mr. Turmel also unsuccessfully sought leave to   
       appeal to the SCC based on the assertion that the   
       interest charged by banks violates natural, biblical or   
       criminal laws (18329).   
      
   4. And then published an Anti-Foreclosure Stiff-The=Bank kit   
   showing others how to stall their evictions by arguing the same.   
      
   5. The Court continued:   
       (2) Elections Proceedings   
       [13] Mr. Turmel is a perennial candidate in municipal,   
      
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