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Native Law provides comprehensive coverage on virtually every topic relating to the law as it applies to Canada's Indian, Inuit and Métis people and their lands. Topics such as the following are given a thorough legal analysis across 22 chapters, supported by authoritative references, making this a valuable practical and academic work. • Native Recognition • Government Powers and Responsibilities • Aboriginal Government, Title and Treaty Rights • Property Rights • Taxation • Criminal Law • Estates and Family Law Clearly written, organized topically, fully indexed and updated twice annually, this work is a must-have for any Aboriginal law lawyer. Native Law also contains an illustrative chart showing population and alternative names of every Indian band in Canada, plus Indian Act orders and regulations applicable to each. |
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