" The Tribunal accepted the native title party’s contention that the benefit, economic or otherwise, to the local Aboriginal People (essentially, the Martu) was limited to ‘the possibility of some of them being employed and their businesses engaged in work contracts and an upgraded road’—at [178]. It was noted that the native title party’s entitlement to compensation: ‘[C]annot be seen as an economic benefit. Rather, it is a legal entitlement to be recompensed for ... loss or damage suffered’—"
Posted on: Sun, 25 Aug 2013 08:33:39 +0000
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