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Sep 7, 2004 21:44
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English term
case (here)
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Social Science, Sociology, Ethics, etc.
Canadian Women were not considered “persons” until the famous
Persons Case decision in 1929. The Privy Council in England declared
that the word “person” in the British North American Act did include
women contrary to a previous ruling by the Supreme Court of Canada
in 1928 that it did not.
Persons Case decision in 1929. The Privy Council in England declared
that the word “person” in the British North American Act did include
women contrary to a previous ruling by the Supreme Court of Canada
in 1928 that it did not.
Proposed translations
(French)
5 +3 | affaire "Personne" |
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affaire "Personne"
Je viens de vérifier sur Google : entrer +affaire +personne +Canada +1929 et vous trouverez beaucoup de sites expliquant l'importance de cette affaire.
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