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The High Court granted leave for judicial review over the suspension of a primary mining licence, finding the applicant had shown a prima facie case.
The High Court held that the plaintiff failed to prove lawful occupation of the disputed mining land without a valid licence, and dismissed the suit with costs.
The Court of Appeal held that mineral rights require statutory licensing, dismissed the appellant’s ownership claim, and allowed the cross-appeal on the disputed mining area.
The High Court dismissed an appeal over lake-shore land, holding the appellant was an unlawful occupier and the respondent had a valid local authority licence.
The High Court upheld a notice of intention to revoke a national lottery licence, held renewal fees alone were insufficient, and dismissed the suit with costs.
Judicial review of a fisheries licensing refusal partly succeeded, with the High Court ordering reconsideration of the licence application without bias.
The High Court held that timber removed before measurement and marking by a forest officer was unlawfully obtained, despite a valid licence.
The High Court partly allowed a criminal appeal over unlawful possession of wildlife trophies, quashing one zebra-skin conviction but upholding others where evidence proved unlawful possession.
The High Court allowed a criminal appeal, quashed a conviction for selling intoxicating liquor without a licence, and ordered the fine and forfeiture returned.
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