Aboriginal Business Law & Policies – Canadian CED Network

This is part of the Cando Guidebook Series relating to the competencies of the Cando Certification Process. Valuable tools to help Aboriginal Economic Development Officers in their day-to-day work!

Other guidebooks in the series include:

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Section One	Goals And Limitations Of This Guidebook

Section Two	Introduction To Law and Its Relationship To CED

Section Three	Canada’s Legal System
Module 1	Purposes of the Legal system
Module 2	Sources of Law
Module 3	Precedent and the Court System
Module 4	The Process of Civil Litigation
Module 5	Defences to Legal Action

Section Four	Financing Business on a Reserve
Module 6	Land Claims and Treaty Rights
Module 7	The Indian Act
Module 8	Surrendered, Designated and Locatee Lands
Development Tool	Where Will Your Business be Situated?
Module 9	Powers of Council Indian Act Sections 81 & 83
Module 10	Provincial Law Indian Act Section 88
Module 11	What is a Creditor and a Debtor?
Development Tool	Financing Your Business – Necessary Steps
Module 12	Conditional Sales
Module 13	Mortgages and Mortgage Remedies
Development Tool	Lands / Equipment / Inventory
Module 14	Liens

Section Five	Business Organizations
Module 15	Business Organization Models
Development Tool	Proprietorship / Partnership Checklist
Module 16	Corporations
Development Tool	Corporations

Section Six	Unique Business Models
Module 17	Other Business Organization Models

Section Seven	Contracts
Module 18	Aspects of Contracts
Development Tool	Contracts
Development Tool	Employment
Development Tool	Insurance

Section Eight	Taxation & Statutory Regulations
Module 19	Compliance
Development Tool	Taxation and Band and Community Councils
Development Tool	Law

Section Nine	Other Business Liabilities
Module 20	General Liability
Module 21	Nuisance
Module 22	Professional Advisors
Module 23	Professional Liability
Development Tool	Professional Advisors
Development Tool	Plans / Charts