Land Claims. There are no Land Claims in respect of any part of the Sites that could have any impact or effect on the Project.
Land Claims. The Parties will continue to negotiate and attempt to agree on an approach and schedule to remedy the ongoing rift in the national fabric caused by Canada’s failure to act diligently to fulfill the obligations to the Manitoba Métis contained in section 31 of the Manitoba Act, 1870 (para. 57). • The Agreement establishes a non-territorial form of Indigenous government, not restricted to a specific land base. • The Agreement recognizes that Manitoba Métis Citizens and individuals entitled to become Citizens may live in Manitoba or elsewhere inside Canada and outside of Canada (Definition of “Manitoba Métis”, subpara. (b)). • The Agreement has been ratified by MMF through approval from the MMF Cabinet authorizing the President to sign this Agreement on behalf of the Manitoba Métis Community, in accordance with the Manitoba Metis Self- Government Declaration Resolution passed by the 51st Manitoba Metis Federation Annual General Assembly, Resolution #5, 2019 (subpara. 77(a)). • The Treaty will be ratified at an Extraordinary General Assembly as provided for in the MMF Constitution through a process that is in accordance with Manitoba Métis customs, traditions and processes, as well as the democratic governance process of the MMF (subpara. 44(j)). L'Entente signée par la ministre Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx et le président de la Fédération Métisse du Manitoba, Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxx, est la première entente d'autonomie gouvernementale des Métis au Canada qui accorde une reconnaissance immédiate à un gouvernement métis existant. Voici un aperçu de l’Entente et de certaines de ses caractéristiques uniques : Reconnaissance : L’Entente reconnaît que : • À titre de gouvernement représentant déjà démocratiquement les Métis du Manitoba, la FMM est chargée d’assurer une autonomie gouvernementale responsable et imputable — cette reconnaissance n’a pas besoin d’attendre que la FMM et le Canada prennent une série de mesures supplémentaires (articles 8 à 10) ; • Les Métis du Manitoba forment la collectivité métisse qui était historiquement connue sous le nom de Métis de la Rivière Rouge — ses citoyens et les personnes ayant droit à la citoyenneté vivent présentement sur le territoire qui forme aujourd’hui le Manitoba, ainsi qu’ailleurs au Canada et à l’étranger (Définition de « Métis du Manitoba », alinéa b)) ; • Les Métis du Manitoba détiennent collectivement les droits et libertés prévus aux articles 25 et 35 de la Loi constitutionnelle de 1982, lesquels sont dérivés des droits et libertés ...
Land Claims. To the knowledge of the Borrower, there is no claim of aboriginal rights or title which in anyway affect any part of the Rock Creek Lands.
Land Claims except as disclosed in Schedule “N”:
(i) the Vendor has not received any material written claim of aboriginal right or title from any aboriginal group or Person relating to the Division or the Purchased Assets or the area in which the business of the Division is carried on or in which the Purchased Assets are located;
(ii) there currently are no outstanding written agreements between the Vendor or Canfor and any aboriginal group or Person relating to the Division or the Purchased Assets; and
(iii) the Vendor has provided to, or advised the Purchaser of, all other material ongoing or outstanding discussions, negotiations or claims with or by any aboriginal group or Person concerning the Division or the Purchased Assets;
Land Claims. 3.6.1 There is no land claim registered in terms of the Restitution of Land Rights Act 22 of 1994 over the Property, read with Section 10 (6) under Chapter 3 of the Norms and Standard of NEMA.
Land Claims. The Parties will continue to negotiate and attempt to agree on an approach and schedule to remedy the ongoing rift in the national fabric caused by Canada’s failure to act diligently to fulfill the obligations to the Manitoba Métis contained in section 31 of the Manitoba Act, 1870 (para. 57). • The Agreement establishes a non-territorial form of Indigenous government, not restricted to a specific land base. • The Agreement recognizes that Manitoba Métis Citizens and individuals entitled to become Citizens may live in Manitoba or elsewhere inside Canada and outside of Canada (Definition of “Manitoba Métis”, subpara. (b)). • The Agreement has been ratified by MMF through approval from the MMF Cabinet authorizing the President to sign this Agreement on behalf of the Manitoba Métis Community, in accordance with the Manitoba Metis Self- Government Declaration Resolution passed by the 51st Manitoba Metis Federation Annual General Assembly, Resolution #5, 2019 (subpara. 77(a)). • The Treaty will be ratified at an Extraordinary General Assembly as provided for in the MMF Constitution through a process that is in accordance with Manitoba Métis customs, traditions and processes, as well as the democratic governance process of the MMF (subpara. 44(j)). THIS AGREEMENT dated for reference July 6, 2021
Land Claims no written notice has been received by existing senior management of the Vendor (which for the purposes hereof means the President and Vice President of the Vendor as at the date hereof) of any claim in respect of aboriginal rights or title specific to the Lands which would have a Material Adverse effect on the Business and is not generally known to the public or forest companies in British Columbia or otherwise in the public domain;
Land Claims. It is recorder that:
Land Claims. To the best of the knowledge of the Vendor and except as disclosed in Schedule 3.5(k), no claim of right, title or jurisdiction to or over any lands, waters or products harvested therefrom has been made against the Company or in respect of any of the Assets by any aboriginal peoples by virtue of their status as aboriginal peoples that:
Land Claims. To the knowledge of the Borrower, there is no native title claim or interest which in anyway affect any part of the Rock Creek Lands.
