Treaty Rights

/ˈtriːti raɪts/

Definitions

  1. (n.) Legal entitlements derived from a treaty between sovereign entities, often protecting specific rights of indigenous peoples or states.
    The indigenous group asserted their treaty rights to hunt on ancestral lands.

Forms

  • treaty rights

Commentary

Treaty rights are often emphasized in the context of indigenous law, requiring precise reference to treaty language to determine scope and limitations.

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