Courts are the best option
Stephen R. Munzer 24, Stephen Munzer teaches Contracts, Property, and courses and seminars in legal philosophy and biotechnology. The American Philosophical Association awarded him the David Baumgardt Memorial Fellowship for 1997-98, and the Berger Prize in the Philosophy of Law in 1999, A Framework for Managing Disputes Over Intellectual Property Rights in Traditional Knowledge, 29 MICH. J. RACE & L. 31 (2024). Available at: https://repository.law.umich.edu/mjrl/vol29/iss1/3 // shaka
On the other hand, courts are better than administrative agencies at settling highly particularized disputes, if only because judges are used to dealing with the specific facts of a case. All the same, given the way administrative law has often been overlooked in the classification of IK and TCEs and the settlement of disputes over them, it is salutary to mark out a place for administrative regulations. party known for his bark paintings. In Tenodi, Indigenous Mowanjum people were off-stage but the court’s decision protected their interests.