Native Title Claim definition

Native Title Claim means the application pursuant to the Native Title Act made on behalf of the Goolarabooloo / Jabirr Jabirr Peoples (Federal Court No WAD 6002/1998; NNTT Number WC99/36) and as amended from time to time.

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Native Title Claim means any claim, demand, cause of action, proceeding, judgment, order, relief, remedy, right, entitlement, damage, loss, compensation, reimbursement, cost or expense, or liability incurred, suffered, brought, made or recovered to pay or provide compensation to any person under or pursuant to the Native Title Act 1993 (Commonwealth), the Native Title (South Australia) Act 1994, the Mining Act 1971 or any other Act to the extent that it confers a right to receive compensation in respect of any loss, diminution, impairment or other effect of an act on native title rights, whether presently ascertained, immediate, future or contingent and shall include all legal costs and disbursements incurred, whether incurred by, or awarded against, the State; and

Native Title Claim means any application, claim, right or entitlement, (whether arising by statute or otherwise) of any indigenous person or traditional owner to any estate or interest in land by which that person or owner is applying for or claiming or has that estate or interest in land because that person is indigenous, is a traditional owner or otherwise has a relationship with the land including any application, claim, right or entitlement under the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth) or any analogous legislation.

Examples of Native Title Claim in a sentence

There is no Native Title Claim or site of significance to Aboriginal people under any Aboriginal Heritage Law affecting the Project which has or is reasonably likely to have a Material Adverse Effect.
The LNG Precinct is proposed to be developed within the area the subject of the Native Title Claim.
A The Native Title Party are the registered native title claimants in relation to the land and waters the subject of the Native Title Claim.
Subject only to the need to restrict access to certain areas for health, safety and security reasons, the State, LandCorp, the Port Authority, the Foundation Proponent and any Additional Proponent agree to grant the members of the Native Title Claim Group access to the LNG Precinct in the manner set out in the Land Access Management Schedule.
The Stage 1 Housing Land will be transferred to the Administrative Body, to be held on trust for the benefit of members of the Native Title Claim Group, as soon as reasonably practicable following the Administrative Body Ratification Date and with an indicative timeframe of the transfer being effected in the years 2012/2013.

More Definitions of Native Title Claim

Native Title Claim means the native title determination application made by the Applicant for and on behalf of the Native Title Claim Group in Federal Court proceedings QUD xxx of xxxx;

Native Title Claim means any claim or application for a determination of native title under the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth) or any similar law.

Native Title Claim means native title determination application QUD548/2012 as amended from time to time and includes any native title determination application with which the Native Title Claim is amalgamated.

Native Title Claim means any claim or application under any Law or future Law relating to native title, including any application under section 61 of the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth).

Native Title Claim means the Mitakoodi and Mayi People #5 native title determination application filed on 8 July 2015 in the Federal Court of Australia as amended from time to time (Federal Court proceeding No. QUD 556 of 2015);

Native Title Claim means the Nyikina Mangala native title determination application assigned National Native Title Tribunal reference number WC 99/25 and Federal Court Number WAD 6099/.

Native Title Claim means the native title determination application (in its form from time to time) made under the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth) by Ted Coomanoo Evans on behalf of the native title party on 7 July 1995, and identified by National Native Title Tribunal number WC95/42.