Prior to federation, the Northern Territory was part of South Australia, so it had the same laws as that state.
There were State patent laws in Australia prior to Federation in 1901. After Federation the Federal rather than the State governments assumed responsibility for passing laws on patents
Federation was good for Australia. It led to a unified defence force; common laws across the states; and the abolition of border taxes.
An association is a union of persons or companies for a common purpose or object. Like an employees association. A federation is a union of various unions. Like Federation of Chambers of Commerce or Federation of various Trade unions (may be bank employees unions, civil aviation employees unions, government employees unions, etc.)
assuming you mean 'how did life differ for Australians after Federation'. The country then had direct rule, not dependant on a parliament 20 thousand kilometres away initiating laws etc.
In Russia, laws are proposed by the President, government, or legislature, before being reviewed by committees, debated, and voted on. If approved by the Duma (lower house) and Federation Council (upper house), the law goes to the President for signature. Once signed, the law is published and goes into effect.
A series of compromises, to reassure the South that Congress was not favouring Northern interests at their expense.
To be a president of Russian Federation you should be born in Russia or USSR
The Iroquois confederacy help kept peace by establishing a council and made laws. But, still they had some affairs.
Any state within a federation is under both state and federal jurisdiction. The laws of the state apply to that state, and the laws of the federation apply to all states within it, which includes the aforementioned state. ADDED: In the US - the District of Columbia (Washington DC) is a perfect example.
The laws of the Federation of Nigeria were revised and consolidated pursuant to The Revised Edition (Laws of the Federation of Nigeria) Decree 1990. The laws in force as of the 31st day of January 1990 - that is to say, the several enactments and subsidiary legislation - were subsequently published in 471 Chapter bound in 24 Volumes. These laws are styled "Acts". The work was done by the Law Revision Committee led by the late Honourable Mr. Justice George Baptist Ayodola Coker, Retired Justice of the Supreme Court of Nigeria.
The legal marriage age in Nigeria, according to Nigeria's Marriage Act, Chapter 218 (Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 1990) is twenty one (21).Anyone under that age, by Nigeria laws is considered a minor and would require parental consent before legally entering into a marriage in Nigeria.
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