City of Richmond Files Appeal of B.C. Supreme Court’s Cowichan Tribes Decision
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Musqueam and Richmond file notices of appeal after Cowichan Tribes ruling
The Musqueam Indian Band and the City of Richmond each say they are appealing the recent B.C. Supreme Court decision that found another First Nation government holds Aboriginal title for land and fishing rights in an area of Metro Vancouver.
VANCOUVER — The Musqueam Indian Band and the City of Richmond both claim to appeal the recent decision of the Supreme Court of British Columbia, which found that another First Nation held an ancestral title to land and fishing rights in an area of Greater Vancouver. Last month's judgment granted the Cowichan tribes an ancestral title to an area of nearly 7.5 square kilometres that they claimed in Richmond, British Columbia, as well as fishing ri…
CITY OF RICHMOND APPEALS COWICHAN RULING
City of Richmond RICHMOND – The City of Richmond has filed a Notice of Appeal from the recent BC Supreme Court decision that declared the Cowichan Tribes have aboriginal title to approximately 732 acres of land in south east Richmond, and that aboriginal title takes precedence over fee simple ownership. “The Court’s decision to undermine established fee simple ownership of the properties under the BC Land Title Act within the identified area is…
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