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Content: Tribal immunity
"We disagree with TBI's position that 7 N.T.C. § 204(a) authorizes suits against the Navajo Tribe if a violation of civil rights is asserted. Neither the Navajo Bill of Rights, 1 N.T.C. §§ 1–9, nor 7 N.T.C. § 204(a) explicitly authorizes suits against the Navajo Nation. [ T]his is a breach of contract action brought against the Navajo Nation, therefore, arguments of civil rights abuse under the Navajo Bill of Rights is inappropriate. ] Instead of arguing civil rights violations, TBI should have argued whether any provisions in the  contract waived the Tribe's  immunity from suit." TBI Contractors v. Navajo Tribe, 6 Nav. R. 57, 61 (Nav. Sup. Ct. 1988). 2.