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What is the Australian native title act?
In December 1993 the Native Title Act put into law what the High Court's Mabo decision had ruled and made native title claims possible. The Native Title Act established a National Native Title Tribunal and set out processes for the determination of native title rights and dealings on native title land.See the related link for more details.
What is the native title act?
In December 1993 the Native Title Act put into law what the High Court's Mabo decision had ruled and made native title claims possible. The Native Title Act established a National Native Title Tribunal and set out processes for the determination of native title rights and dealings on native title land.See the related link for more details.
What are the title of the people who serve on the high court?
Justices
Why is the supreme court called the high court.?
The US Supreme Court is called the high court because it is the last court in which federal questions (questions of federal and constitutional law) can be decided. There is no forum above the Supreme Court in which to appeal a decision. In the United States, "high court" is simply a colloquialism for the US Supreme Court. In some countries, the "High Court" is part of the proper title for the court.
How is the Wik decision differ from Mabo?
The Mabo Decision was a High Court ruling which decided that there was a false declaration of Australia as 'Terra Nullis', and that the Torres Strait Islands have been inhibited continuously by Meriam People. This case was taken to court by Torres Strait Islander plaintiff Eddie Mabo. This ruling led to the passing of Native Title Act under the Howard Government in the mid 90's. The Wik Decision was based on the Native Title Act. It stated that the ineigenous people from the Cape York Peninsula could claim land rights to the cattle grazing land held by the crown. It was one of the first examples of the Native Title Act in progression.
What in the constitution gaurantees democracy in Australia?
The Australian Constitution guarantees democracy in Australia it sets a law basis from a legal perspective in political issues, currently such as Coal Seem Gas Mining, The Carbon Tax and previously for example the High Court Case Eddie Mabo V Queensland-Land & Sea Rights and Native Title from the 1980's to the 1990's-The land and Sea Rights and Native title Act came into effect in 1998 by the High Court. The High Court deemed land was not Terra Nullies meaning Land not owned and originally owned by Aboriginals. Cases like these produce very complicated controversy and the Australian Constitution provides the legal ground work to overcome the ever changing political society that Australia is Currently in, nonetheless The Australian Constitution guarantees democracy by deeming the appropriate measures.
How many high courts are there in Pakistan?
Every capital city and capital itself has a High Court. There are 5 High courts in total in Pakistan. The names of these High Courts are Lahore High Court, Islamabad High Court, Baluchistan High Court, Sindh High Court and Peshawar High Court.
Name the Judges of India High Court?
There is no court known as India High Court. We have Supreme Court of India and High Court of each state.
Which is the oldest high court of india?
calcatta high court
Can you sit on the high court?
If you are appointed as a High Court Judge you can.
Who is the high court judge?
The high court is the U.S. Supreme Court and its head is the Chief Jusctice.
What is function of the high court of Kenya?
supervisory jurisdiction of the high court
