PROPERTY LAW B IN QUEENSLAND
CROSSWORD ANSWERS - CHAPTER 1: CO-OWNERSHIP
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| # | Direction | Answer | Clue |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4 | Across | UNEQUIVOCAL | Mutual-agreement severance must show a clear and _______ intention. |
| 6 | Across | POSSESSION | The unity common to joint tenancy and tenancy in common. |
| 8 | Across | OCCUPATION | The type of rent that may arise when a co-owner has been denied possessory rights: _______ rent. |
| 12 | Across | SURVIVORSHIP | The rule that applies to joint tenancies when one joint tenant dies. |
| 13 | Across | EQUITY | If severance is ineffective at law, this may assist. |
| 14 | Across | SEVER | You need to do this to one of the four unities to end a joint tenancy. |
| 15 | Across | HENSMAN | The classic severance authority is Williams v _______. |
| 1 | Down | GIBBONS | The three-sisters case illustrating severance by alienation: Wright v _______. |
| 2 | Down | ALIENATION | The act of disposing of one's interest in a joint tenancy. |
| 3 | Down | AGREEMENT | Sprott v Harper is used in the course in relation to severance by mutual _______. |
| 5 | Down | CONSTRUCTIVE | Possession may be actual or _______. |
| 7 | Down | WILL | Survivorship means a joint tenant cannot pass the continuing joint interest through this document. |
| 9 | Down | PARTITION | This involves subdividing the property. |
| 10 | Down | OUSTER | The denial or exclusion of a co-owner's possessory rights. |
| 11 | Down | COMMON | The type of tenancy where owners may hold disproportionate shares: tenancy in _______. |