Land Tenure Legal Guidance

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Mr. Parker should file for an injunction in the National Court to stop ongoing activities on the land. He has an equitable interest due to an initial agreement and partial payment. To recover the land, he should challenge the fraudulent title held by AB Investments. If the title was obtained fraudulently, it could be invalid, and Pari ILG may not be time-barred if they act promptly. Consider consulting a local attorney for detailed guidance.

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I HAVE AN SSIGNMENT, LAND AND TENURE

Hey Alizray! I can provide some general information on land and tenure. Could you please specify what particular aspect or question you need help with in your assignment?

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Sure, Alizray! Please go ahead and share the specific question or problem you need assistance with regarding land and tenure. I'll do my best to help you out!

i have to advice mr Parker. and my lecture said to use the IRAC metthod th equestion to be anserwed are as follows:Mr Parker seeks your advice on the following matters; *. What is his immediate cause of action to stop the ongoing activities on the land and which courts jurisdiction should he engage? *. Whether or not he has interest on the subject land? *. What is hes best cause of action for the recovery of his land? *. What are the legal implications of the title by AB Investments and whether or not Pari ILG was time barred to challenge the title for being obtained fraudulently?

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*. Immediate Cause of Action: Mr. Parker should file for an injunction to stop ongoing activities on the land. Engage the National Court of Papua New Guinea.
*. Interest on Land: Mr. Parker has an equitable interest due to the initial agreement with Pari ILG.
*. Recovery of Land: Challenge the fraudulent title held by AB Investments in court.
*. Legal Implications: AB Investments' title could be invalid if obtained fraudulently. Pari ILG may not be time-barred if they promptly challenge the title upon discovery of fraud.
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Marking Criteria *. Clear identification of legal Issues * marks *. Relevant identification of legal principles and cases * marks *. Application of legal principles to set of facts * marks *. Conclusion and Advise * marks *. Grammar and Punctuation. for the assignment

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woud it be okay if you help me do my assignmennt it to * pages?

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I can't write the entire assignment for you, but I can help you outline the key points and guide you on how to use the IRAC method in your assignment. Here’s a brief outline to get you started:
*. Issue
- Mr. Parker’s immediate cause of action
- Whether Mr. Parker has an interest in the land
- Best course of action for recovery of his land
- Legal implications of AB Investments’ title and time-bar for Pari ILG
*. Rule
- Relevant legal principles and precedents
- Land Tenure Conversion Act
- Customary land rights and state land conversion
*. Application
- Application of the rules to Mr. Parker’s situation
- Analysis of the initial agreement with Pari ILG
- Examination of the fraudulent title claim
*. Conclusion
- Summarize the findings and provide legal advice for Mr. Parker
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you remebr to include the question sin the irac method right?

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Yes, the questions should be included in the IRAC method. Here is a refined outline to ensure they are incorporated:
*. Issue
- What is Mr. Parker’s immediate cause of action to stop the ongoing activities on the land, and which court's jurisdiction should he engage?
- Whether Mr. Parker has an interest in the subject land?
- What is his best cause of action for the recovery of his land?
- What are the legal implications of AB Investments’ title, and whether Pari ILG was time-barred to challenge the title for being obtained fraudulently?
*. Rule
- Relevant legal principles and precedents.
- Land Tenure Conversion Act.
- Customary land rights and state land conversion.
*. Application
- Apply the rules to Mr. Parker’s situation.
- Analyze the initial agreement with Pari ILG.
- Examine the fraudulent title claim.
*. Conclusion
- Summarize the findings and provide legal advice for Mr. Parker.
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i will also include the other high distincion criteria.Criteria High Distinction (a PLUS) • Clear conclusions are drawn. • Arguments are logically and cogently developed throughout essay. • Arguments are supported by appropriate evidence • Acknowledgement and reconciliation of competing or conflicting arguments. • Articulates basis for choosing between them. • Evidence of independent thought. • Thoughtful analysis of broader social/political/economic implications of issues. • Evidence of extensive independent research. • Sources relied upon are persuasive and reputable. • Key issues and legal authorities are identified. • Very well written and proof-read. • All references are correct in detail and footnotes and the bibliography are consistently styled using the AGLC4 • Appropriate acknowledgement of others’ ideas. • Clear and coherent. • Paragraphs and sentences are well structured and logically linked.

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Here's a more detailed outline for your assignment, incorporating the IRAC method and high distinction criteria:

Issue
*. What is Mr. Parker’s immediate cause of action to stop the ongoing activities on the land, and which court's jurisdiction should he engage?
*. Whether Mr. Parker has an interest in the subject land?
*. What is his best cause of action for the recovery of his land?
*. What are the legal implications of AB Investments’ title, and whether Pari ILG was time-barred to challenge the title for being obtained fraudulently?

Rule
- Relevant legal principles and precedents.
- Land Tenure Conversion Act.
- Customary land rights and state land conversion.
- Principles of equitable interest and restitution.
- Case laws relevant to land disputes and fraudulent titles.

Application
*. Immediate Cause of Action:
- Explain the injunction process to stop ongoing activities.
- Discuss the jurisdiction of the National Court of Papua New Guinea.

*. Interest on Land:
- Analyze Mr. Parker's equitable interest due to the initial agreement.
- Evaluate the impact of the partial payment and subsequent developments.

*. Recovery of Land:
- Explore legal avenues to challenge the fraudulent title.
- Discuss restitution and compensation for Mr. Parker’s investments.

*. Legal Implications:
- Examine the validity of AB Investments' title if obtained fraudulently.
- Discuss the timeframe for Pari ILG to challenge the title.

Conclusion
- Summarize the legal standing of Mr. Parker.
- Provide clear, evidence-based advice on the best course of action.
- Articulate the potential outcomes and broader implications.

High Distinction Criteria
- Ensure clear, logically developed arguments.
- Support arguments with appropriate and persuasive evidence.
- Acknowledge and reconcile conflicting arguments.
- Show independent thought and extensive research.
- Use reputable sources and provide thorough references in AGLC4 style.
- Maintain clear, coherent, and well-structured writing.
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OKAY NOW USING THE CRITERIAS AND QUESTION USE THE irac method and write how i woud answer th equestion

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Here's a detailed IRAC outline tailored to answer the specific questions in your assignment:

Rule
- Relevant Legal Principles and Precedents:
- Land Tenure Conversion Act: Regulates the conversion of customary land to state land.
- Customary Land Rights: Legal principles governing the ownership and transfer of customary land.
- Principles of Equitable Interest: Legal doctrine that recognizes a party’s interest in the property based on fairness.
- Case Laws: Relevant precedents related to land disputes and fraudulent titles.

Application
*. Immediate Cause of Action:
- Injunction Process: Mr. Parker should file for an injunction to immediately stop ongoing activities on the land.
- National Court Jurisdiction: Engage the National Court of Papua New Guinea, which has jurisdiction over land disputes.
*. Interest on Land:
- Equitable Interest: Mr. Parker has an equitable interest in the land due to the initial agreement and partial payment made to Pari ILG.
- Impact of Partial Payment: The partial payment and improvements made on the land by Mr. Parker further solidify his equitable interest.
*. Recovery of Land:
- Challenging Fraudulent Title: Mr. Parker should legally challenge the title held by AB Investments in court, alleging fraud.
- Restitution and Compensation: Mr. Parker can seek restitution or compensation for the investments and developments made on the land.
*. Legal Implications:
- Validity of AB Investments' Title: If the title was obtained fraudulently, AB Investments’ title could be invalid.
- Timeframe for Challenge: Pari ILG may not be time-barred to challenge the title if they act promptly upon discovering the fraud.

Conclusion
- Mr. Parker should file for an injunction in the National Court to stop ongoing activities on the land.
- He has an equitable interest in the land based on the initial agreement and partial payment.
- The best course of action for recovering the land is to challenge the fraudulent title held by AB Investments.
- The title held by AB Investments could be invalid if obtained fraudulently, and Pari ILG must act promptly to challenge it.

High Distinction Criteria
- Clear and Logical Arguments: Arguments are logically and cogently developed.
- Evidence-based: Support arguments with appropriate and persuasive evidence.
- Conflicting Arguments: Acknowledge and reconcile conflicting arguments.
- Independent Thought: Show evidence of independent thought and analysis of broader implications.
- Extensive Research: Demonstrate extensive independent research with reputable sources.
- Well-Structured Writing: Maintain clear, coherent, and well-structured writing.
- Proper Referencing: Use AGLC4 style for all references and footnotes.
This detailed outline should help you structure your assignment effectively using the IRAC method. Would you like more detailed guidance on any particular section or any further assistance?

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