"Developments in Aboriginal Law: The 2012-2013 Term – The Honour of the Crown and Constitutional Obligations Supper a Declaration for the Metis, While Blockades Hit a Roadblock" by Constance MacIntosh

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Developments in Aboriginal Law: The 2012-2013 Term – The Honour of the Crown and Constitutional Obligations Supper a Declaration for the Metis, While Blockades Hit a Roadblock

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Constance MacIntosh, Schulich School of Law, Dalhousie University

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1-1-2014

Keywords

Honour of the Crown,
Aboriginal Rights,
Manitoba Metis Federation v Canada,
Behn v Moulton Contracting Ltd,
Supreme Court of Canada

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The Supreme Court of Canada delivered reasons in two Aboriginal Law casses during the 2012-2013 Term. These were Manitoba Metis Federation Inc v Canada (Attorney General), and Behn v Moulton Contracting Ltd.

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Constance MacIntosh, "Developments in Aboriginal Law: The 2012-2013 Term – The Honour of the Crown and Constitutional Obligations Supper a Declaration for the Metis, While Blockades Hit a Roadblock" (2014) 64:2 Sup Ct L Rev 1.