Common use of Aboriginal Affairs Clause in Contracts

Aboriginal Affairs. Except as disclosed in the Richmont Disclosure Letter: (i) (A) Richmont and the Richmont Subsidiaries are carrying on business in compliance in all material respects with all legal and governmental requirements associated with aboriginal-related matters, and (B) there are no facts that could give rise to material non-compliance by Richmont or any of the Richmont Subsidiaries in respect of any such legal or governmental requirements; (ii) there is no claim, complaint or other proceeding threatened by or on behalf of any Aboriginal Group of which Richmont has received notice, with respect to any Richmont Property or Richmont Mineral Right or any Authorization issued by any Governmental Entity in respect of, or otherwise related to Richmont or any of the Richmont Subsidiaries; (iii) no portion of the Richmont Property or Richmont Mineral Rights is designated or legally constitutes a “reserve” pursuant to the Indian Act (Canada); (iv) there has not been any blockade or other program of civil disobedience undertaken by any Aboriginal Group with respect to the Richmont Property or otherwise affecting the Richmont Mineral Rights, nor to the knowledge of Richmont has any responsible official of any Aboriginal Group threatened Richmont with any blockade or other program of civil disobedience with respect to the Richmont Property or which could reasonably be expected to affect the Richmont Mineral Rights; (v) to the knowledge of Richmont, no other Person, including any Person representing or purporting to represent an Aboriginal Group, or Aboriginal Group has asserted any right or interest of any kind whatsoever, relating to any of the Richmont Property or Richmont Mineral Rights; (i) except as set forth in the Richmont Disclosure Letter, there are no agreements, written or verbal, between Richmont and any Aboriginal Group; (ii) neither Richmont nor the Richmont Subsidiaries have received any notice, whether written or oral, from any Governmental Entity, Aboriginal Group or any Persons representing or purporting to represent an Aboriginal Group of the exercise or assertion of aboriginal rights or assertion of aboriginal title in the area of the Richmont Property or Richmont Mineral Rights or Richmont’s or Richmont Subsidiaries’ interests in the Richmont Property or Richmont Mineral Rights or of an impact on the asserted aboriginal title or rights involving Richmont’s works on the Richmont Property or Richmont Mineral Rights; and (iii) there are no claims, actions, suits, grievances, complaints or proceedings pending or, to the knowledge of Richmont, threatened affecting Richmont or any of the Richmont Subsidiaries or affecting any of their respective property or assets at law or in equity before or by any Governmental Entity, with respect to aboriginal rights or the duty to consult. Neither Richmont nor any of the Richmont Subsidiaries nor their respective assets or properties is subject to any outstanding judgement, order, writ, injunction or decree with respect to such aboriginal rights or duty to consult.

Aboriginal Affairs. Except as disclosed in the Richmont Northgate Disclosure Letter:, (i) to the knowledge of Northgate (A) Richmont and the Richmont Subsidiaries are it is carrying on business in compliance in all material respects with all legal and governmental requirements associated with aboriginal-related matters, and (B) there are no facts that could give rise to material non-compliance by Richmont or any of the Richmont Subsidiaries Northgate in respect of any such legal or governmental requirements; (ii) there is no claim, complaint or other proceeding threatened by or on behalf of any Aboriginal Group of which Richmont Northgate has received notice, with respect to any Richmont of the Northgate Property or Richmont Northgate Mineral Right Rights or any Authorization issued by any Governmental Entity in respect of, or otherwise related to Richmont or any of the Richmont SubsidiariesNorthgate; (iii) no portion of the Richmont Northgate Property or Richmont Northgate Mineral Rights is are designated or legally constitutes a “reserve” pursuant to the Indian Act (Canada); (iv) since January 1, 2005, there has not been any blockade or other program of civil disobedience undertaken by any Aboriginal Group with respect to the Richmont Northgate Property or otherwise affecting the Richmont Northgate Mineral Rights, nor or to the knowledge of Richmont Northgate has any responsible official of any Aboriginal Group since January 1, 2005, threatened Richmont Northgate with any blockade or other program of civil disobedience with respect to the Richmont Northgate Property or which could reasonably be expected to affect the Richmont Northgate Mineral Rights; (v) to the knowledge of RichmontNorthgate, no other Personperson, including any Person no other Persons representing or purporting to represent an Aboriginal Group, or Aboriginal Group has asserted any right or interest of any kind whatsoever, relating to any of the Richmont Property or Richmont Mineral RightsNorthgate Property; (ivi) except as set forth in the Richmont Northgate Disclosure Letter, there are no Letter sets out all agreements, written or verbal, between Richmont Northgate and any Aboriginal Group; (iivii) neither Richmont Northgate nor the Richmont Northgate Subsidiaries have received any notice, whether written or oral, oral from any Governmental Entity, Aboriginal Group or any Persons representing or purporting to represent an Aboriginal Group of the exercise or assertion of aboriginal rights or assertion of aboriginal title in the area of the Richmont Northgate Property or Richmont Northgate Mineral Rights or RichmontNorthgate’s or Richmont Northgate Subsidiaries’ interests in the Richmont Northgate Property or Richmont Northgate Mineral Rights or of an impact on the asserted aboriginal title or rights involving RichmontNorthgate’s or Northgate Subsidiaries’ works on the Richmont Northgate Property or Richmont Northgate Mineral Rights; and (iiiviii) there are no claims, actions, suits, grievances, complaints or proceedings pending or, to the knowledge of RichmontNorthgate, threatened affecting Richmont Northgate or any of the Richmont Northgate Subsidiaries or affecting any of their respective property or assets at law or in equity before or by any Governmental Entity, with respect to aboriginal rights or the duty to consult. Neither Richmont Northgate nor any of the Richmont Northgate Subsidiaries nor their respective assets or properties is subject to any outstanding judgement, order, writ, injunction or decree with respect to such aboriginal rights or duty to consult.

Aboriginal Affairs. Except as disclosed in the Richmont Northgate Disclosure Letter:, (i) to the knowledge of Northgate (A) Richmont and the Richmont Subsidiaries are it is carrying on business in compliance in all material respects with all legal and governmental requirements associated with aboriginal-aboriginal- related matters, and (B) there are no facts that could give rise to material non-non- compliance by Richmont or any of the Richmont Subsidiaries Northgate in respect of any such legal or governmental requirements; (ii) there is no claim, complaint or other proceeding threatened by or on behalf of any Aboriginal Group of which Richmont Northgate has received notice, with respect to any Richmont of the Northgate Property or Richmont Northgate Mineral Right Rights or any Authorization issued by any Governmental Entity in respect of, or otherwise related to Richmont or any of the Richmont SubsidiariesNorthgate; (iii) no portion of the Richmont Northgate Property or Richmont Northgate Mineral Rights is are designated or legally constitutes a “reserve” pursuant to the Indian Act (Canada); (iv) since January 1, 2005, there has not been any blockade or other program of civil disobedience undertaken by any Aboriginal Group with respect to the Richmont Northgate Property or otherwise affecting the Richmont Northgate Mineral Rights, nor or to the knowledge of Richmont Northgate has any responsible official of any Aboriginal Group since January 1, 2005, threatened Richmont Northgate with any blockade or other program of civil disobedience with respect to the Richmont Northgate Property or which could reasonably be expected to affect the Richmont Northgate Mineral Rights; (v) to the knowledge of RichmontNorthgate, no other Personperson, including any Person no other Persons representing or purporting to represent an Aboriginal Group, or Aboriginal Group has asserted any right or interest of any kind whatsoever, relating to any of the Richmont Property or Richmont Mineral RightsNorthgate Property; (ivi) except as set forth in the Richmont Northgate Disclosure Letter, there are no Letter sets out all agreements, written or verbal, between Richmont Northgate and any Aboriginal Group; (iivii) neither Richmont Northgate nor the Richmont Northgate Subsidiaries have received any notice, whether written or oral, oral from any Governmental Entity, Aboriginal Group or any Persons representing or purporting to represent an Aboriginal Group of the exercise or assertion of aboriginal rights or assertion of aboriginal title in the area of the Richmont Northgate Property or Richmont Northgate Mineral Rights or RichmontNorthgate’s or Richmont Northgate Subsidiaries’ interests in the Richmont Northgate Property or Richmont Northgate Mineral Rights or of an impact on the asserted aboriginal title or rights involving RichmontNorthgate’s or Northgate Subsidiaries’ works on the Richmont Northgate Property or Richmont Northgate Mineral Rights; and (iiiviii) there are no claims, actions, suits, grievances, complaints or proceedings pending or, to the knowledge of RichmontNorthgate, threatened affecting Richmont Northgate or any of the Richmont Northgate Subsidiaries or affecting any of their respective property or assets at law or in equity before or by any Governmental Entity, with respect to aboriginal rights or the duty to consult. Neither Richmont Northgate nor any of the Richmont Northgate Subsidiaries nor their respective assets or properties is subject to any outstanding judgement, order, writ, injunction or decree with respect to such aboriginal rights or duty to consult.