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University of Western Australia

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Mining and Energy Law

  • LAWS3371
  • Semester 2 (see Timetable)
  • 6 points
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This unit provides an introduction to the law relating to minerals and petroleum in Western Australia. The emphasis is on the law relating to minerals. The unit includes a consideration of geology; economics; mineral ownership; theories of Crown disposition; land open for mining; reserves; national parks; native title; exploration and production tenements; marking out; priorities; surrender; forfeiture; judicial review; appeals; registration and dealings in mining tenements. It also examines state–developer agreements and ratifying legislation. -- Course Website

Instructor: Winthrop Professor Richard Bartlett and Professor John Chandler

Prerequisites: LAWS2204 Property I and LAWS2205 Property II



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