Interactive revision · Chapter 4
Chapter 4: Easements and Profits à Prendre 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. One method of extinguishing an easement or profit by agreement. (7) 4. The permitted extent of use under an easement. (5) 6. A statutory easement without a dominant tenement may be described as an easement in ______. (5) 9. The Torrens step commonly used to create and protect an express easement. (12) 10. Conduct showing an intention to give up an easement may support this form of extinguishment. (11) 13. The tenement burdened by an easement. (8) 14. Extinguishment that can occur when the relevant rights and ownership combine. (6) 15. The tenement that receives the benefit of an easement. (8) Down 2. An easement must ______ the dominant tenement. (11) 3. A basis on which an easement may be implied where access is strictly required. (9) 5. An equitable holder may consider lodging this to protect an unregistered proprietary claim. (6) 7. Interference with an easement that may justify injunctive or other relief. (8) 8. What a profit à prendre permits the holder to remove: soil or natural ______. (7) 11. A proprietary right over another's land that does not confer possession. (8) 12. A right to enter land and take natural produce is a ______ à prendre. (6) PROPERTY LAW B IN QUEENSLAND · CHAPTER 4 INTERACTIVE CROSSWORD