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    Private property rights in land were introduced in Australia during colonization, displacing Aboriginal systems that protected communal land rights. In Mabo v Queensland (1992), the High Court of Australia first recognized Aboriginal customary land rights. The Native Title Act 1993 later confirmed this by legislation at the federal level. Property rights must be understood in light of historical, economic, and social factors that have shaped their development.

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    Private property rights in land were introduced in Australia during colonization, displacing Aboriginal systems that protected communal land rights. In Mabo v Queensland (1992), the High Court of Australia first recognized Aboriginal customary land rights. The Native Title Act 1993 later confirmed this by legislation at the federal level. Property rights must be understood in light of historical, economic, and social factors that have shaped their development.

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    Private property rights in land were introduced in Australia during colonization, displacing Aboriginal systems that protected communal land rights. In Mabo v Queensland (1992), the High Court of Australia first recognized Aboriginal customary land rights. The Native Title Act 1993 later confirmed this by legislation at the federal level. Property rights must be understood in light of historical, economic, and social factors that have shaped their development.

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    THE CONCEPT OF PROPERTY Australia private property in land was introduced at the time of colonisation displacing systems of aboriginal

    iginal law which protected the relationship between land and communities or groups of individuals Mabo v Queensland (1992) 175 CLR 1 HC of Aust recognised abor customary rights to land for the first time Confirmed by Cth legislature in the Native Title Act 1973 (Cth) Understand in the context of historical, economic and social factors

    Have a look over Chapter 1 and its application Ie licenses, hallmarks of proprietary interests etc

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