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This is a question that needs to first asses the concept of precedent. Precedent is the concept that when a decision is made it forms judge made law by which the courts lower in the hierarchy must follow. However, because these two cases were heard in the same court of paramount importance ( the High Court) It was not bound to follow those precedents set earlier in the Koowarta case. This also allows for social change to be factored into decisions and allow the law to be as effective as possible.
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Where does the Tasmanian devil get its water?
Tasmanian devils get their water from rivers, creeks, ponds, dams and billabongs, which are quite plentiful throughout Tasmania.
How does the Tasmanian devil get its water?
Tasmanian devils only like water insofar as they can drink it.
Do dams trigger earthquakes?
Dams trigger tiny earthquakes as the ground under the reservoir adapts to the great weight of water added to it. There is no indication that these are causes of large earthquakes. Massive dams like Hoover Dam or Grand Coulee would have triggered huge earthquakes if this was the case. The largest killer earthquakes generally occur in places with no large dams.
Where do they build dams?
Dams are usually built were there are droughts or floods because damns can control the flow of water to prevent floods from happening and store water in case a drought affects a local town, village or city.
What are positive dams?
dams
How many dams are there in Tasmania?
there are about 50 dams
How many dams does the river Rhine have?
how many dams in the river rhine11 dams whith hydropower stations .
Are masonry dams also called as gravity dams?
no
How many dams are in pk?
18 dams are in pakisthan
How many dams are on the snake river?
19 dams
How many dams does the Panama Canal have?
there are 7 dams
Does France have any dams?
No, but it does have weirs.
