PROPERTY LAW B IN QUEENSLAND
CROSSWORD ANSWERS - CHAPTER 5: LICENCES
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| # | Direction | Answer | Clue |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Across | TRESPASS | A licence prevents entry from amounting to ______. |
| 4 | Across | COWELL | ______ v Rosehill Racecourse is the central Australian contractual-licence authority. |
| 6 | Across | REVOCATION | The act of withdrawing a licence. |
| 9 | Across | PROPRIETARY | A licence is ordinarily personal rather than ______. |
| 11 | Across | DAMAGES | The usual contractual remedy for wrongful revocation. |
| 12 | Across | GRATUITOUS | A bare licence is commonly ______. |
| 13 | Across | LICENSEE | The person receiving permission under a licence. |
| 14 | Across | INTEREST | A licence coupled with an ______ supports entry to exercise a proprietary right. |
| 2 | Down | ESTOPPEL | Equity may protect reliance through proprietary ______. |
| 3 | Down | CONTRACTUAL | A licence supported by an agreement is a ______ licence. |
| 5 | Down | LICENCE | Permission to enter or remain on land. |
| 7 | Down | PERMISSION | The essence of a licence is ______. |
| 8 | Down | RELIANCE | Equitable protection may arise where the licensee acts in ______. |
| 10 | Down | BARE | A gratuitous, revocable permission is a ______ licence. |