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Yanner v Eaton

Yanner v Eaton

In Yanner v Eaton (1999), the High Court of Australia ruled that native title rights, including the right to hunt, were not extinguished by the Queensland Fauna Act 1974. The case affirmed that traditional rights under native title could coexist with state laws.

Yanner v Eaton - case summary - hunting - property - native rights - fauna - australia 1
Yanner v Eaton