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A legal perspective on the role of municipalities in navigating the relationship between land use planning and mining
The legislative and executive powers dealing with mining and land use respectively are allocated to different spheres of government. Mining rights are issued by the Department of Mineral Resources (DMR), as representative of the national government, whereas land use and zoning are regulated by munic...
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Department of Private Law
2019
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