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Date: 2015-02-20 01:04:10
Aboriginal title
British Empire
Common law
Papua New Guinean law
United States Bill of Rights
Constitutional amendment
Treaty
National Native Title Tribunal
Law
Australian property law
James Madison

ATNS SUBMISSION EXPOSURE DRAFT: NATIVE TITLE AMENDMENT BILL 19 October 2012 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This submission is made by Associate Professor Maureen Tehan in collaboration with Professor Marcia Langton, on behalf of the

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