Indonesia It is home to the world's largest gold and copper mine and there are big investments in gas, timber and palm oil. A blessing for some. A curse for others. "We believe it's about morality," said Anton, the tribal leader. "Because the world is interested in our resources, they won't talk about us. That's why the world just ignores us and our struggle." On 1 December, independence supporters gathered in a clearing in the jungle to mark Papua's self-declared Independence Day. With great ceremony and formality they raised the Papuan flag. It was a very deliberate act of defiance: raising the Morning Star flag is illegal in Indonesia. In the jungle no one could see. But when, in 2004, the flag was raised in the provincial capital,proper motion to dismiss upon specific grounds coupling it with a certificate from the Secretary of State showing the corporation delinquencies, and attaching a notice of hearing.
A second hearing was held on April 18, 1961, but at this time the president of plaintiff corporation testified that he had deposited in the mails the requisite corporate returns and taxes on the afternoon of April 13, 1961. The court took the matter under advisement. Before the order was rendered plaintiff filed a certificate from the Secretary of State asserting that the corporation had complied with the statutory requirements.
The circuit judge, on the 2nd day of May, 1961, entered the order appealed from dismissing plaintiff corporation's suit for failure to comply with statutory requirements.
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