Claims of separate Indigenous sovereignty, reliance on international law instruments including UNDRIP, and acknowledgments of Indigenous custodianship by local councils do not displace the indefeasible title of a registered proprietor under s 42 of the Real Property Act 1900 (NSW) and do not raise sufficiently serious issues to warrant a stay of a writ of possession.
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