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This paper 'Australian property law and Lease Contracts' is an attempt to identify issues surrounding Australian property laws.... Because the lessee did not act in accordance with the same section of property law by making repairs that were, against the spirit and letter of section 112, bound to not only significantly change the leased property but also to reduce its value, regardless of how much the reduction was, this means that therefore any further damages that can be directly associated by this act can be said to have been caused by Tom....
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Essay
Almost as common to the traditional natural law analysis of property as the initial assumption of property in common is a notorious difficulty to which that assumption gave rise.... Furthermore, Locke believes that an equal law or measure of the just price must be followed in accordance with the market situation so that every man must acquire equal share and not by the profit rate so that every man in the social subjects to justice.... Chapter V of the Second Treatise defines 'property' as land according to Locke and can be examined in two different ways....
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Book Report/Review
However, these schemes have effectively distorted the judgment in Mabo (No 2); and served to distance it from the common law.... owever, this principle was extended by the common law to apply to the lands of the indigenous peoples.... The decision in Mabo (No 1) in conjunction with international commitments to racial equality and the just terms protection under the Australian Constitution, and the national bill for compulsory acquisition of native title, engendered new property rights....
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he most important development introduced in the property law (referring to the common law) by the specific case is the recognition of the right of property to indigenous people that can prove their residency in a specific region for a specific period of time.... On the other hand, in common law, there is the doctrine of terra nullius.... Primarily, no right was recognized to the local population (due to the existence of relevant principles of common law); however, after the examination of the case by the Court (High Court of Australia), it was decided that the specific piece of land belongs to the indigenous people that can base their property rights on their presence in the specific piece of land for hundreds of years....
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Case Study
For the peaceful, sustainable and holistic development of the country and the various communities, it is essential that that law and order and safety be maintained [.... The author states that the crimes are usually related to graffiti and vandalism and are causing widespread damage to public and private property.... In the paper 'Crime Problem at Ruwa' the author looks at The Ruwa community-based in South East queensland, Australia.... The Premier has instructed that the Premier's Department (the Lead Department), the Education queensland Department and the queensland Police Service Department work together....
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Assignment
the overturning of the doctrine of terra nullius (land belonging to no one) in Australian land law, the question as to when a native title is deemed extinguish and the effect of this decision on existing as well as future land rights legislation.... According to the judgement of the court, common law accepts the concept of native title and this native title is traditionally connected to the occupation of the land.... The landmark decision of the court in the case of Eddie Mabo and Ors v The State of queensland is one of the most celebrated cases is the history of Australia....
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Case Study
Barrett (1836) 1 Moo PC 59 (12 ER 733; Shearer, I A (1994) Starke's International law 11th ed Butterworths, London;
... he doctrine of tenure (Latin; tenere meaning to hold, possess or occupy) as a doctrine of English law implies that all land excepting native title vests in a monarch or king, and a system of hierarchy of feudal system was prevalent.... v queensland (No....
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When the offending person agreed, I gave him an acceptance form (stating the specific date, time, and place), but after explaining to the offending person that if he misses he will be breaking the law (charged with contravening a direction or requirement of a police officer).... In Queensland legislation, the law that governs a Search Warrant is the Police Powers and Responsibilities Act 2000.... In Section 151 of the Act, a law officer may obtain a Search Warrant from the court where he/she has proof of related evidence at the place or premise indicated in the search warrant....
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