 | Diane Elizabeth Kirkby, Catharine Coleborne - 2001 - 324 pages
...materials, and the importance of expert historical evidence in native title litigation. Olney concluded: The tide of history has indeed washed away any real...of their traditional laws and any real observance of their traditional customs. The foundation of the claim to native title in relation to the land previously... | |
 | Tim Bonyhady - 2002 - 268 pages
...it is probable that land-rights claims in Northern Australia would have a much higher success rate. 'The tide of history has indeed washed away any real...of their traditional laws and any real observance of their traditional customs', said Federal Court Justice Howard Olney in his ruling against the Yorta... | |
 | Tim Murray - 2004 - 288 pages
...had ceased to occupy their traditional lands in accordance with their traditional laws and customs. The tide of history has indeed washed away any real...of their traditional laws and any real observance of their native customs. (FCA 1606: 129) The Yorta Yorta lost their appeal to the Full Court of the... | |
 | Sandy Toussaint - 2004 - 254 pages
...observance of traditional laws and customs. The trial judge had concluded that 'the tide of history has washed away any real acknowledgment of their traditional laws and any real observance of their traditional customs'. The High Court held that the native title rights and interests referred... | |
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The tide of history has indeed washed away any real acknowledgment of their traditional laws and any real observance of their traditional customs. 