Interactive revision · Chapter 12
Chapter 12: Native Title and Indigenous Land Interests Click a square and type one letter. Select Check answers . Correct letters turn green with ✓; incorrect letters turn red with ✕. Change any red letter and check again. The answer key is on a separate page.
Across 3. One of the strongest Crown-granted interests in land, ordinarily inconsistent with native title. (8) 7. The final word in ILUA: Indigenous Land Use ______. (9) 9. A claimant group must establish continuing ______ with land or waters under traditional laws and customs. (10) 11. Pastoral leases were once assumed to confer ______ possession, a proposition rejected as a universal rule. (9) 12. Acts occurring after the relevant 1996 dividing point are generally described as ______ acts. (6) 13. The Crown's underlying title following sovereignty is called ______ title. (7) 15. Permanent loss of native title rights because of legally inconsistent grants or legislation. (14) Down 1. It all began with the claim made in this landmark case. (4) 2. The court with jurisdiction to determine native title claims. (12) 4. Approved native title determinations are recorded on a public ______. (8) 5. The animal at the centre of Yanner v Eaton, raising questions about Indigenous hunting rights. (9) 6. A ______ lease is a Crown lease commonly covering large rural areas. (8) 8. The description given to acts in the 1994-1996 validation period: ______ acts. (12) 10. Unlike a court, the Tribunal is not bound by ordinary rules of ______. (8) 14. The 1996 High Court decision that led to significant amendments to the Native Title Act. (3) PROPERTY LAW B IN QUEENSLAND · CHAPTER 12 INTERACTIVE CROSSWORD