 In "Alexkor v Richtersveld Community" (2003), a suit under the Restitution of Land Rights Act 1994, lawyers gathered case law from settler jurisdictions around the world, and judges of the Constitutional Court of South Africa talked frankly about Aboriginal title.The Land Claims Court had dismissed the complaint of the Richtersveld peoples, whose land was seized by a government owned diamond mining operation.The Supreme Court of Appeal disagreed, citing "Mabo" and "Yorta Yorta", but held that the aboriginal title had been extinguished.