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The Supreme Court Needs to Consider Both Common Law and Aboriginal Law When Resolving Land Disputes

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2008

Authors

McNeil, Kent

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Abstract

The Delgamuukw approach to resolving Aboriginal land claims is superior to both a strict common law approach and a strict Aboriginal law approach. It acknowledges the unique qualities of Aboriginal title, and provides Aboriginal peoples with the legal support for their inherent right of self-government.

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Law, First Nations

Citation

McNeil, K. (2006). Aboriginal title and the Supreme Court: What’s happening? Saskatchewan Law Review, 69, 281-308.