Interactive revision · Chapter 1
Chapter 1: Co-Ownership Click a square and type one letter. Select Check answers . Correct letters turn green with ✓; incorrect letters turn red with ✕. Change any red letter and check again. The answer key is on a separate page.
Across 1. The unity common to joint tenancy and tenancy in common. (10) 7. Mutual-agreement severance must show a clear and ______ intention. (11) 9. The classic severance authority is Williams v ______. (7) 10. If severance is ineffective at law, this may assist. (6) 11. The type of rent that may arise when a co-owner has been denied possessory rights: ______ rent. (10) 13. The rule that applies to joint tenancies when one joint tenant dies. (12) 14. You need to do this to one of the four unities to end a joint tenancy. (5) Down 1. This involves subdividing the property. (9) 2. The three-sisters case illustrating severance by alienation: Wright v ______. (7) 3. Survivorship means a joint tenant cannot pass the continuing joint interest through this document. (4) 4. The type of tenancy where owners may hold disproportionate shares: tenancy in ______. (6) 5. Sprott v Harper is used in the course in relation to severance by mutual ______. (9) 6. Possession may be actual or ______. (12) 8. The act of disposing of one's interest in a joint tenancy. (10) 12. The denial or exclusion of a co-owner's possessory rights. (6) PROPERTY LAW B IN QUEENSLAND · CHAPTER 1 INTERACTIVE CROSSWORD