Separate answer page · Chapter 4
Chapter 4: Easements and Profits à Prendre — Answers
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| # | Direction | Clue | Answer |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Across | One method of extinguishing an easement or profit by agreement. | RELEASE |
| 2 | Down | An easement must ______ the dominant tenement. | ACCOMMODATE |
| 3 | Down | A basis on which an easement may be implied where access is strictly required. | NECESSITY |
| 4 | Across | The permitted extent of use under an easement. | SCOPE |
| 5 | Down | An equitable holder may consider lodging this to protect an unregistered proprietary claim. | CAVEAT |
| 6 | Across | A statutory easement without a dominant tenement may be described as an easement in ______. | GROSS |
| 7 | Down | Interference with an easement that may justify injunctive or other relief. | NUISANCE |
| 8 | Down | What a profit à prendre permits the holder to remove: soil or natural ______. | PRODUCE |
| 9 | Across | The Torrens step commonly used to create and protect an express easement. | REGISTRATION |
| 10 | Across | Conduct showing an intention to give up an easement may support this form of extinguishment. | ABANDONMENT |
| 11 | Down | A proprietary right over another's land that does not confer possession. | EASEMENT |
| 12 | Down | A right to enter land and take natural produce is a ______ à prendre. | PROFIT |
| 13 | Across | The tenement burdened by an easement. | SERVIENT |
| 14 | Across | Extinguishment that can occur when the relevant rights and ownership combine. | MERGER |
| 15 | Across | The tenement that receives the benefit of an easement. | DOMINANT |