Aboriginal Law: A New Role for Administrative Law

Recently, administrative law principles have been used by First Nations to challenge government decisions, in particular decisions made by the federal Department of Aboriginal Affairs.

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Metallic, Naiomi
Format: Text
Language:unknown
Published: Schulich Law Scholars 2013
Subjects:
Aboriginal Rights
Challenging Government Decisions
First Nations
Department of Aboriginal Affairs
Judicial Review
Administrative Law
Indigenous
Indian
and Aboriginal Law
Jurisprudence
Law
Online Access:https://digitalcommons.schulichlaw.dal.ca/scholarly_works/1922
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topic Aboriginal Rights
Challenging Government Decisions
First Nations
Department of Aboriginal Affairs
Judicial Review
Administrative Law
Indigenous
Indian
and Aboriginal Law
Jurisprudence
Law
spellingShingle Aboriginal Rights
Challenging Government Decisions
First Nations
Department of Aboriginal Affairs
Judicial Review
Administrative Law
Indigenous
Indian
and Aboriginal Law
Jurisprudence
Law
Metallic, Naiomi
Aboriginal Law: A New Role for Administrative Law
topic_facet Aboriginal Rights
Challenging Government Decisions
First Nations
Department of Aboriginal Affairs
Judicial Review
Administrative Law
Indigenous
Indian
and Aboriginal Law
Jurisprudence
Law
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