National Native Title Council’s Post

It’s possible that you have never been part of an eviction appeal. We hear that all the time. However, you’re going to find that an eviction appeal in a Texas Court is pretty similar to the original case you already won at the Justice of the Peace. Yes, there are a few procedure differences, and some of the process is a bit more formal, but you will very likely do just fine, but when in doubt, seek out a little help. #TexasPropertyCode #TexasLandlords #Landlords #Landlording #LandlordAttorney #TexasPropertyRights #PropertyLaw #RentalProperty #ErnieGarcia #JP #JusticeofthePeace #Court #CountyCourt #TrialdeNovo #EvictionAppeal #AppealBond #AffidavitofInabilitytoPay #Pauper

Jason Madden, Alexandria Winterburn and Erika Voaklander have released a comprehensive summary of the Supreme Court of Canada’s decision in Dickson v Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation. Jason Madden, Alexandria Winterburn, and Alex DeParde acted as counsel for the Métis Nation of Ontario and the Métis Nation of Alberta who jointly intervened to ensure that the Métis Nation’s unique perspective was before the Court. Access the full summary on our website: https://lnkd.in/g4DM5Kyb #indigenouslaw #metislaw

Join partner Jenny Humphris and barrister William Isdale next week as they discuss Native Title compensation and its implications for local governments. They will also explore: • Timber Creek and the approach to the assessment of compensation • the meaning of “just terms” and the Full Federal Court’s Yunupingu judgment • recent developments and considerations for future. This webinar is designed for mayors, councillors, local government employees (including lawyers, town planners and compliance officers) and those with an interest in this area. Find out more and register below. #nativetitleact #nativetitlecompensation #indigenousland #localgovernment #townplanning #webinar #legal #education #law

An interim solution to the electronic lodgement of caveats On 23 December 2022 the Supreme Court handed down an important decision dealing with the electronic lodgement of caveats online that the Office of the Registrar General has offered an interim solution to. A caveat is a statutory injunction which restricts the registration of dealings and plans on a title to a property. Registration requirements Section 74F of the Real Property Act 1900 (NSW) (RP Act) provides that caveats lodged under that section must be lodged in the approved form and Clause 7 and Schedule 2 of the Real Property Regulations 2019 (NSW) require caveats lodged under section 74F of the RP Act to specify the particulars of the nature of the estate or interest in land claimed by the caveator. Section 74L provides that the Court may disregard any failure of a caveator to comply strictly with the requirements of Part 7A of the RP Act. Caveats are required to be lodged through the electronic platform Property Exchange Australia (PEXA) and must only be registered by those who have an eligible interest in the land. As such, it is important to correctly identify the ‘estate or interest claimed’ in caveats. https://lnkd.in/gs-nH5xn #propertylaw

What does fleeing and eluding mean in Florida, and what are the potential consequences? #dui #Orlandoflorida #Lawyertok #coreycohen #attorneytok #legaladvice #lawtok #legalhelp

Interesting developments. It is essential to note that the UK government has seen value in allowing foreign judges to sit on the Privy Council to adjudicate appeals originating from their jurisdictions due to their appreciation for the unique jurisprudence emanating from those jurisdictions. On the other hand, many Caribbean islands opt to keep the Privy Council as their final appellate Court in order to maintain distance of the judiciary, despite regional appellate Court alternatives.

#CDHAlert | In today's alert, Natasha Fletcher and Tyler Lillienfeldt explain that your neighbour may take legal ownership of your property because of a boundary fence. In the decision of Burglar Alarm & Remote Control Services CC v Werner Brits 8917/2019, the High Court in the Western Cape granted an application in which the plaintiff sought to acquire a strip of land by way of acquisitive prescription. The purpose of acquisitive prescription is to provide legal certainty and stability in property rights, ensuring that long-standing possession is rewarded with ownership. The High Court concluded that the plaintiff had acquired the land through acquisitive prescription and dismissed the defendant’s claim in reconvention. Click here to read more - https://bit.ly/4aaqQNL #realestatelaw #propertyrights #highcourt #ownership #propertylaw

Agreement to Choose Tracts - Step 2 of the Texas Land Partition Process Facing a land partition that just can't seem to reach an agreement? Philip Hundl explains the next step when negotiations stall. From innovative solutions like coin tosses overseen by judges to ensuring all parties are clear on the rules, Philip brings clarity and creativity to complex partition cases. This video will give you a unique look into the world of land law and how effective mediation can resolve disputes in unexpected ways. Don't miss out on expert advice for handling your land rights with care and precision. Call 800-266-4870, text 979-320-9320, or click the link https://lnkd.in/g5ArtT-Q for an appointment with Philip. Click here for all of the steps of the land partition process in Texas detailed in videos: https://lnkd.in/gh_iZGqE #LandLaw #PartitionExpert #PhilipHundl #LegalAdvice #LandRights #AgreementtoChooseTracts #LandRightsLaw #LandPartition

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Ninth Circuit: Physical Presence on Tribal Land Not Required for Tribal Jurisdiction over Nonmember https://bit.ly/4efSn2g #apache #insurancecover #insurancecover