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Entitlement to Indian status and membership codes in Canada
Xwi7xwa Library, University of British Columbia

Book
Creators
Gilbert, Larry
Description
"Written for lawyers, bands and Aboriginal peoples, this book focuses on one of the key concepts in Aboriginal law: the issue of entitlement - who is entitled to be granted Aboriginal status and registered under the Indian Act as an 'Indian.' The implications and ramifications of registration under the Indian Act, as well as the issue of band membership, are explored in this one-of-a-kind work."

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ISBN
0459254138
Statement of Responsibility
by Larry Gilbert.
Publication Information
Scarborough Ont. : Carswell
Physical Description
xvi, 217 p. 23 cm.
Contents
Table of cases -- Table of statutes -- Introduction -- Part 1: The Law of Entitlement (Indian Status) under the Indian Act -- Chapter 1: A history of the Entitlement Provisions of the Indian Act -- Chapter 2: The 1985 Indian Act -- Chapter 3: Customary Law -- Chapter 4: The application process -- Chapter 5: Protests and appeals -- Part 2: Membership Codes.
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