Federal Court of Australia
FEDERAL COURT OF AUSTRALIA
Walker v State of Queensland [2004] FCA 640 EILEEN WALKER AND ORS v STATE OF QUEENSLAND AND ORS QG 6008 of 1998 ALLSOP J 17 MAY 2004 SYDNEY
IN THE FEDERAL COURT OF AUSTRALIA
QUEENSLAND DISTRICT REGISTRY QG 6008 of 1998
BETWEEN: IN THE MATTER OF EILEEN WALKER, AGNES WALKER, JOHN WALKER JNR, HAZEL DOUGLAS AND PETER FISCHER ON THEIR OWN BEHALF AND ON BEHALF OF THE EASTERN KU – KU YALANJI PEOPLE
APPLICANT
AND: STATE OF QUEENSLAND
FIRST RESPONDENT
COOK SHIRE COUNCIL
SECOND RESPONDENT
DOUGLAS SHIRE COUNCIL
THIRD RESPONDENT
WUJAL WUJAL COMMUNITY
FOURTH RESPONDENT
ERGON ENERGY CORPORATION LIMITED
FIFTH RESPONDENT
TELSTRA CORPORATION LIMITED
SIXTH RESPONDENT
RUSSELL DAVID O'DOHERTY
SEVENTH RESPONDENT
ODETTE CATHERIN PHILLPOT
EIGHTH RESPONDENT
ARNFRIED BRENDECKE
NINTH RESPONDENT
VERNON JOHN GOODYEAR
TENTH RESPONDENT
TERRY ANN ROGERS
ELEVENTH RESPONDENT
KEVIN JOHN BRANDT
TWELFTH RESPONDENT
ROBERT ALFRED HARLOW
THIRTEENTH RESPONDENT
ANDREW ALAN MARSHALL
FOURTEENTH RESPONDENT
RODERICK WILLIAM MCLEAN
FIFTEENTH RESPONDENT
JUDGE: ALLSOP J
DATE OF ORDER: 17 MAY 2004
WHERE MADE: CAIRNS
THE COURT ORDERS THAT: (1) Leave be granted to the applicant to amend the Native Title Determination Application in the form exhibited to the affidavit of Marita Louise Stinton, sworn and filed 24 March 2004. (2) Leave be granted to the applicant to file a settled clear version of the Amended Application with the Federal Court Registry. (3) Such an amended application and such a clear version of the amended application not be filed before 1 June 2004. (4) The disposition of order 2 in the notice of motion filed on 24 March 2004 be stood over and order: (a) that Messrs Brandt, Harlow, Marshall and McLean file and serve within 28 days any further affidavits and submissions directed to the remaining parties and the interests they say support that position. (b) That within 14 days thereafter the applicant file and serve any affidavits and submissions on that issue; The Court notes the undertakings of the persons identified as the Applicant given through their counsel that should a future Native Title Determination Application be filed on behalf of the Yalanji people over the areas presently subject to the interests of Messrs Brandt, Marshall, McLean and Harlow, where any of those persons remain as holders of an interest in those areas, then the costs of the present proceedings incurred by any of Messrs Brandt, Marshall, McLean and Harlow who remain may be recoverable from the Native Title applicant; and (5) The question of costs be reserved; and (6) Liberty be granted to Messrs Brandt, Marshall, McLean and Harlow and the Commonwealth of Australia, through the Attorney-General or otherwise, to re-list this matter and argue that the costs of Messrs Brandt, Marshall, McLean and Harlow to date or some of them should be paid by the applicant or others should any further claim be made for Native Title over the leasehold areas held by Messrs Brandt, Marshall, McLean and Harlow. (7) The Burungu Aboriginal Corporation be joined as a party to the determination application. (8) Leave be granted to the Cook and Douglas Shire Councils to withdraw the notice of motion filed by them on 4 May 2004. (9) Save for those orders made, the notice of motion of the applicant dated and filed 24 March 2004 be dismissed. (10) The matter be stood over for directions by video-link to Friday, 9 July 2004 at 10.15am. (11) Liberty to apply on two days' notice. Note: Settlement and entry of orders is dealt with in Order 36 of the Federal Court Rules.
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