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Quote: The management of Ngok and Humr use of the same territory must be understood in the context of the general management of inter-tribal boundaries during the Condominium period. The principle of tribal lands in the northern Sudan was embodied in the tribal dar (‘homeland’ or territory). A tribal dar represented a common resource and entitled the group, through its leaders, to manage the resources of that territory for their own benefit, to exclude others from either its seasonal use or permanent settlement, or to grant others temporary access.13 Where use of the same territory overlapped between an Arab group applying dar rights and a non-Arab group where dar rights did not hold – as, for instance, between the Rizeigat Baggara Arabs of Darfur and the Malwal Dinka of Bahr el-Ghazal – the Condominium government did sometimes modify the application of dar rights by the Arab group. It was a compromise that implicitly recognized that dar rights were not absolute where different customary legal regimes intersected.14