Haveria v. National Commission on Indigenous Peoples
No confirmed citationJanuary 15, 2020
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Cited for
Due Process in Ancestral Domain Delineation
Why it matters
Ruled that the NCIP must strictly follow procedural due process — including proper notice and consultation with all affected parties — when identifying and delineating ancestral domain areas, to prevent overlapping claims with existing private titles and avoid injustice to third parties.
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