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Kanien’kehá:ka · Secretariat, Grand River Territory

Exclusive Use and Enjoyment

Exclusive Use and Enjoyment: the poster

The companion to Acquired Territory: two pathways through the same courtroom, the band’s by section 35 with a duty to consult ending in compensation, and the Mohawk class’s by sections 109 and 52 with a duty to obey, failing which may be criminal, ending in the land locked to the class; the lock itself, St Catherine’s Milling, Seybold the trigger, no surrender ever, and the unborn posterity who hold it too; the promise of 1779, who made it and to whom, not a collective, not a body politic, not a trust; the Declaration’s article 26 and its neighbours; and territory in depth, the air, the waters, the land and below. The web edition sets every stop on the band’s lane beside its answer on the Mohawk lane, right under the lanes, occupation or enjoyment, a collective or a blood right, consult or observe, justify or infringement, settle or bad faith, money or the land; reads each Mohawk stop from the Pledge of 1779 to the zero surrenders; follows the s. 35 road step by step to show how it would destroy the interest; follows the s. 109 and s. 52 road the same way, the Province encumbered, no surrender and a latent defect, section 52 holding it, the Tract never dedicated, and why the Province needs a band and s. 88 to come in; tries the key of surrender in the padlock, which holds, and steps one house’s title through a defect in title, in British Columbia under Cowichan and on the Grand.

PosterExclusive Use and Enjoyment
SubtitleNot occupation, not a collective: an interest held person by person, locked to the land until the class surrenders it.
Record CodePOS001-261030-000006
Version1
StandingRecorded; not yet certified by an officer
Published byMohawk’s Printer for Grand River, the Nation’s imprint · Grand River Territory, Ohsweken
Published28 October 2026
FormatWall poster, A3 landscape (420 × 297 mm); print files to A2 and A1
Goes withBook II, The Acquired Territory Doctrine; with Acquired Territory, where it is shown on a page of its own
LanguageEnglish
Web editionhttps://mohawkuniversity.org/Register/posters/exclusive-use-and-enjoyment/web/
SHA-256 fingerprinta2343d01dae4586164f010c44c105f278507296db4b093064289f26e8759035d
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To cite it: Exclusive Use and Enjoyment (poster), Mohawk’s Printer for Grand River, Grand River Territory, Ohsweken, 2026, POS001-261030-000006.

Its record: the poster’s record, its files and their fingerprints, and its place in the integrity log are on its certificate of the record; check its code at /verify/.

To check a copy: work out its SHA-256 fingerprint — sha256sum on Linux, shasum -a 256 on a Mac, Get-FileHash in Windows — and compare it with the fingerprint above. A copy that differs is not the published poster.

© Mohawk’s Printer for Grand River, 2026, for the Mohawk Nation of Grand River. Reproduction as the Nation’s law allows (Book XXXV, Mohawk’s Printer).

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