 The government entered into negotiations with the Maya communities, but ultimately refused to enforce the judgement.In 2008, The TMCC and TAA, and many individual "alcades", filed a representative action on behalf of all the Maya communities of the Toledo District, and on 28 June 2010, CJ Conteh ruled in favor of the claimants, declaring that Maya customary land tenure exists in all the Maya villages of the Toledo District, and gives rise to collective and individual property rights under sections 3(d) and 17 of the Belize Constitution.A Botswana High Court recognized aboriginal title in "Sesana and Others v Attorney General" (2006), a case brought by named plaintiff Roy Sesana, which held that the San have the right to reside in the Central Kalahari Game Reserve (CKGR), which was violated by their 2001 eviction.