This paper examines the operation of the Quieting of Titles Act in Newfoundland and Labrador, and in particular its operation in uncontested matters, from which written decisions do not emanate. Written decisions under the Quieting of Titles Act, particularly those at the appellate level, do not accurately reflect the operation of the statute in the uncontested context. This paper examines both reported and unreported decisions under the Act, and compares to Nova Scotia’s approach to resolving similar land title challenges, to provide clarity on the proper operation of the Act in practice. Dans le présent article, nous examinons l’application de la Quieting of Titles Act de Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador, et en particulier son application dans les...
This paper addresses the issue of Aboriginal title to land, and the relationship I see between Indig...
The foundations of the doctrine of possessory rights are centuries old, yet, as Mr. Bucknall establi...
This paper discusses the relevance of Indigenous law to Aboriginal title in Canada, as revealed in t...
This paper examines the operation of the Quieting of Titles Act in Newfoundland and Labrador, and in...
Since my first contribution to this Journal upon the topic of title by registration,\u27 it is possi...
This article examines the history and development of prescriptive easements in Newfoundland and Labr...
The Maritime Provinces of Canada are engaged in a complete restructuring of the present conveyancing...
Systems for recording interests in land are not the subject of much public interest or concern in Ca...
This paper examines the Chattels Real Act of Newfoundland and Labrador and the strict treatment of p...
This paper reviews the regulations under the Newfoundland and Labrador Petroleum and Natural Gas Act...
In the fall of 1980 Charles W. MacIntosh, Q.C., then the head of the Land Registration and Informati...
Systems of land law must balance competing goals of securing title for existing interests in land wi...
The article examines the various provincial and territorial statutory regimes that apply to resolve ...
Canadian courts have held that Aboriginal title is extinguishable consensually by means of a treaty ...
non-peer-reviewedThe doctrine of adverse possession has generated a lot of controversy over the last...
This paper addresses the issue of Aboriginal title to land, and the relationship I see between Indig...
The foundations of the doctrine of possessory rights are centuries old, yet, as Mr. Bucknall establi...
This paper discusses the relevance of Indigenous law to Aboriginal title in Canada, as revealed in t...
This paper examines the operation of the Quieting of Titles Act in Newfoundland and Labrador, and in...
Since my first contribution to this Journal upon the topic of title by registration,\u27 it is possi...
This article examines the history and development of prescriptive easements in Newfoundland and Labr...
The Maritime Provinces of Canada are engaged in a complete restructuring of the present conveyancing...
Systems for recording interests in land are not the subject of much public interest or concern in Ca...
This paper examines the Chattels Real Act of Newfoundland and Labrador and the strict treatment of p...
This paper reviews the regulations under the Newfoundland and Labrador Petroleum and Natural Gas Act...
In the fall of 1980 Charles W. MacIntosh, Q.C., then the head of the Land Registration and Informati...
Systems of land law must balance competing goals of securing title for existing interests in land wi...
The article examines the various provincial and territorial statutory regimes that apply to resolve ...
Canadian courts have held that Aboriginal title is extinguishable consensually by means of a treaty ...
non-peer-reviewedThe doctrine of adverse possession has generated a lot of controversy over the last...
This paper addresses the issue of Aboriginal title to land, and the relationship I see between Indig...
The foundations of the doctrine of possessory rights are centuries old, yet, as Mr. Bucknall establi...
This paper discusses the relevance of Indigenous law to Aboriginal title in Canada, as revealed in t...