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Meaning of "aboriginal title"
Aboriginal title refers to the legal recognition and ownership rights that indigenous peoples may have over their traditional lands and territories. It recognizes their historical and ongoing connection to the land, often based on long-standing cultural, spiritual, and economic relationships
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Aboriginal title is not a prerequisite to recognized title.
Three aspects of aboriginal title are relevant here.
Aboriginal title is a right to the land itself.
I first consider the source of aboriginal title.
Aboriginal title can also be founded on treaties.
Rendered a decision confirming aboriginal title.
Aboriginal title crystallized at the time sovereignty was asserted.
Aboriginal rights and aboriginal title.
Aboriginal title is now beginning to receive judicial definition.
Common law aboriginal title.
Aboriginal title has been described as a unique or a sui generis interest.
The problem of extinguishment is related to the concept of aboriginal title.
What aboriginal title confers is the right to the land itself.
At the other end of the spectrum is aboriginal title itself.
Three aspects of aboriginal title are relevant to the second part of the test.
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Fair compensation will ordinarily be required when aboriginal title is infringed.
Aboriginal title does not constitute allodial title or radical title in any jurisdiction.
There is aboriginal title.
Federal officials were concerned about opening the door to aboriginal title matters.
Their claim to Aboriginal title remains outstanding.
The other issue is how does it infringe on our aboriginal title and rights.
Aboriginal title is a separate Aboriginal right to the land.
Our primary mandate is to protect the aboriginal title and rights of our members.
Early state court decisions also presumed the existence of some form of aboriginal title.
Aboriginal title is a form of Aboriginal right.
This case considered the nature of Aboriginal title.
Aboriginal title can only be surrendered to the Crown.
It is this relationship that makes Aboriginal title sui generis or unique.
O Aboriginal title has not been eliminated by other lawful means.
I will first discuss the legal characterization of the Aboriginal title.
The Haisla claim aboriginal title to their entire traditional territory.
The judgement of the court confirmed the existence of Aboriginal title.
Aboriginal title can not be transferred to anyone other than the Crown.
Six members of the court held Aboriginal title to be recognized by Canadian law.
O Aboriginal title and rights to use of resources have not been dealt with by treaty.
It is the leading precedent on the extinguishment of aboriginal title in the United States.
Aboriginal title must be understood from both the common law and Aboriginal perspective.
Indian tribes negotiated the surrender of their Aboriginal title through treaty.
This ruling implied that Aboriginal title still existed over vast tracts of the country.
Comprehensive claims involve assertions of unextinguished Aboriginal title to land and resources.
The source of Aboriginal title is the prior occupation of Canada by Aboriginal peoples.
The Court stressed that consultation is always required when Aboriginal title might be infringed.
Aboriginal title A legal term that recognizes an Aboriginal interest in the land.
The Nishgas have never ceded or extinguished their aboriginal title within this territory.
Finally, aboriginal title is held communally.
The comprehensive claims policy is intended to deal with claims based upon unextinguished Aboriginal title.
The Chief Justice pinpointed three aspects of Aboriginal title as relevant in this respect.
O Compensation to individuals was substituted for the collective right of Aboriginal title.
The Métis extinguished their Aboriginal title to the land through the Scrip system.
Our territory has never been under treaty and is subject to Algonquin Aboriginal Title.
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