PROPERTY LAW B IN QUEENSLAND
CROSSWORD ANSWERS - CHAPTER 4: EASEMENTS AND PROFITS À PRENDRE
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| # | Direction | Answer | Clue |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | Across | RELEASE | An express method of extinguishing an easement. |
| 4 | Across | SERVIENT | The tenement burdened by an easement. |
| 7 | Across | DOMINANT | The tenement benefited by an easement. |
| 9 | Across | SCOPE | The extent of permitted use under an easement. |
| 10 | Across | GROSS | An easement that benefits a person or authority rather than dominant land may be in ______. |
| 11 | Across | REGISTRATION | The Torrens step normally required for an express easement. |
| 14 | Across | ABANDONMENT | Extinguishment inferred from a clear intention to give up the right. |
| 15 | Across | MERGER | Extinguishment when dominant and servient land come into the same ownership. |
| 1 | Down | PROFIT | A right to enter land and take natural produce is a ______ à prendre. |
| 3 | Down | EASEMENT | A proprietary right to use another person’s land for a specific purpose. |
| 5 | Down | NECESSITY | An implied easement may arise where access is strictly required by ______. |
| 6 | Down | ACCOMMODATE | A valid easement must ______ the dominant tenement. |
| 8 | Down | NUISANCE | Substantial interference with an easement may be actionable as ______. |
| 12 | Down | PRODUCE | A profit à prendre allows the holder to take natural ______ from land. |
| 13 | Down | CAVEAT | An unregistered equitable interest may sometimes be protected by a ______. |