Sentences with phrase «section lands held»

SITLA, in accordance with the 1971 WH&B Act, originally filed suit in federal district court against BLM on February 3, 2015, for failure to remove wild horses from school section lands held in trust by the State of Utah.

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However, this case suggests that Indigenous spiritual beliefs connected to land will be difficult to protect from development, as the court held that protection of the object of spiritual beliefs (such as spiritual or sacred places) is not within the scope of section 2 (a).

The Court in Sechelt Indian Band followed an earlier case from the Supreme Court, Derrickson v Derrickson, 1986 CanLII 56 (SCC), [1986] 1 SCR 285, where it held that provincial matrimonial property legislation was not applicable to the possession of lands reserved for Indians under section 91 (24).

There, the Supreme Court stated that «provincial power to regulate land held under Aboriginal title... may in some situations also be limited by the federal power» under section 91 (24).

Section 5 (1)(c), together with the duty to set conditions contained in sections 52 and 53, can lead to the setting of conditions which duplicate the heart of Provincial regulation over resource use, such as regulation of air quality in local areas and impacts to Provincial Crown or privately - held land and terrestrial resources.

This test is defined in section 240 of the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth) and is satisfied if the native title concerned related to an onshore place and compensation would be payable under any law for the act if the native title holders instead held ordinary title to the land.

Sections 47 — 47B of the Native Title Act already provide for prior extinguishment in respect of pastoral leases held by native title claimants; reserves; and vacant Crown land to be disregarded in certain circumstances.

The Land Trust which holds the Aboriginal land for an estate in fee simple must not grant any other lease under Section 19 of the ALRA of the construction area other thanLand Trust which holds the Aboriginal land for an estate in fee simple must not grant any other lease under Section 19 of the ALRA of the construction area other thanland for an estate in fee simple must not grant any other lease under Section 19 of the ALRA of the construction area other than to:

Section 24KA already allows for the construction of many facilities on or across land which could not be done if the land were held by persons other than native title holders, at least without formal interests, such as the freehold or an easement being acquired.