MONTREAL, QUEBEC - (Marketwire - July 18, 2008) - Nearctic Nickel Mines Inc. (the "Corporation") (PINK SHEETS:NNMIF) announces that a three judge panel of the Quebec Court of Appeal has decided that the decision of Judge Helene Langlois JSC, dismissing Ungava Mineral Exploration Inc's (UMEI) Amended and Particularized Motion to Institute Proceedings as against Glen Mullan and Bruce Durham, be upheld. The Decision will be studied by counsel to determine whether an appeal will be pursued. Last year the Corporation transferred UMEI to Ungava Mines Inc. (OTCBB:UGVMF), its subsidiary. This litigation was referred to in the Corporation's press release of September 25, 2007.
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