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Review of the law that applies to land below high water mark and low water mark

Resource
2012

Topics

Land & Carbon Tenure

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Filename: solomon_islands_law_reform_comission_report_2012.pdf
Size: 3.28 MB

Authors

Solomon Islands Law Reform Comission

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