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COMM_V 394 103 104 2025W1 Practice Final

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Which of the following statements are true? As long as the Crown has a “public purpose” it can infringe on Aboriginal title. False Only the British government has obligations to the First Nations because it was the country that signed the original treaties. False The Crown has a duty to consult and accommodate on the use of land subject to Aboriginal Title. True Aboriginal title applies only to land in Reserves. False Only proven rights create consultation duties. False

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The question presents five statements about Aboriginal title and related duties, asking which are true or false. I will evaluate each statement in turn and explain the reasoning behind its truth value. Option 1: “As long as the Crown has a ‘public purpose’ it can infringe on Aboriginal title.” This claim asserts that any public-purpose intervention by the Crown allows infringement of Aboriginal title. In Canadian law, infringement of Aboriginal title is not allowed solely on the basis of a proclaimed public purpose; the Crown must adhere to the duty to consult and, where......Login to view full explanation

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