Examples of ERD Court in a sentence
The ERD Court cannot make a determination conferring a conjunctive or umbrella authorisation1 unless the native title parties2 are represented in the proceedings and agree to the authorisation.
A person on whom a copy of an assessment is served may, within 1 month after the date of service, appeal against the assessment to the ERD Court.
On an application undersubsection (1), the ERD Court must make a determination authorising entry to the land for the purpose of carrying out mining operations on the land, and the conduct of mining operations on the land.
If, two months after the notice is given to all who hold or may hold native title in the land, there are no native title parties in relation to the land to which the notice relates, the proponent may apply without notice to any person to the ERD Court for a summary determination.
An appeal shall lie against a judgment or order of the Warden's Court to the ERD Court.
An objection undersubsection (4) must be given to the proponent and a copy given to the ERD Court.
If an issue is decided by determination under this Part, the parties to the proceedings in which the determination was made cannot make an agreement that is inconsistent with the terms of the determination unless the ERD Court authorises the agreement.
If a mining operator has been unable to reach an agreement to waive the benefit of an exemption with a person to whom the operator has given a notice under this section, the mining operator may apply to the ERD Court for an order waiving the benefit of the exemption for the person (the respondent).
Division 3—Application for declaration63J—Application for declarationA person who seeks to carry out mining operations on native title land may apply to the ERD Court for a declaration that the land is not subject to native title.1Note—1 The application is to be made under the Native Title (South Australia) Act 1994.
The Minister may, as a result of an appeal to the ERD Court, reinstate a miscellaneous purposes licence to a date that coincides with the initial date of a suspension or cancellation, or such later date as may appear to the Minister to be appropriate in the circumstances.