PROPERTY LAW B IN QUEENSLAND
CROSSWORD ANSWERS - CHAPTER 6: NEGOTIATION, PROPERTY DISPUTE RESOLUTION AND SETTLEMENT DEEDS
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| # | Direction | Answer | Clue |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Across | FURTHERASSURANCE | A deed clause requiring parties to take further steps needed to give effect to the settlement. |
| 3 | Across | BATNA | Best Alternative To a Negotiated Agreement. |
| 5 | Across | INTERESTS | Interest-based negotiation looks behind positions to underlying ______. |
| 6 | Across | EXECUTION | The formal signing of a deed. |
| 8 | Across | SETTLEMENT | An agreement resolving a dispute is a ______. |
| 11 | Across | CONFIDENTIALITY | A clause protecting private settlement information. |
| 12 | Across | DEFAULT | A deed may specify consequences of ______ by a party. |
| 13 | Across | WATNA | Worst Alternative To a Negotiated Agreement. |
| 14 | Across | DEED | A formal instrument commonly used to document settlement. |
| 1 | Down | CONSIDERATION | A contract generally requires ______, while a deed traditionally does not. |
| 2 | Down | POSITIONS | Negotiators should distinguish stated ______ from underlying interests. |
| 4 | Down | AUTHORITY | A negotiator must have sufficient ______ to settle. |
| 7 | Down | RECITALS | Background statements at the beginning of a deed. |
| 9 | Down | RELEASE | A clause giving up specified claims. |
| 10 | Down | REFRAMING | Restating an issue constructively is called ______. |