Separate answer page · Chapter 5
Chapter 5: Licences — Answers
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| # | Direction | Clue | Answer |
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| 1 | Across | A licence coupled with an ______ can have stronger legal consequences. | INTEREST |
| 2 | Down | Equitable doctrine that may prevent insistence on strict rights after induced reliance. | ESTOPPEL |
| 3 | Down | The practical core of a licence. | PERMISSION |
| 4 | Down | Permission to enter land that prevents the entrant from being a trespasser. | LICENCE |
| 5 | Down | Conduct by the licensee that may matter to equitable protection. | RELIANCE |
| 6 | Across | The person who receives a licence. | LICENSEE |
| 7 | Across | Money remedy for breach of a contractual licence. | DAMAGES |
| 8 | Down | A licence supported by a contract. | CONTRACTUAL |
| 9 | Across | A bare or contractual licence ordinarily does not itself create this kind of interest in land. | PROPRIETARY |
| 10 | Across | The act of withdrawing a licence. | REVOCATION |
| 11 | Across | A licence prevents authorised entry from amounting to this wrong. | TRESPASS |
| 12 | Down | A ______ licence is a revocable personal permission unsupported by a proprietary estate. | BARE |
| 13 | Across | A licence granted without consideration. | GRATUITOUS |
| 14 | Across | Australian authority commonly associated with licences: ______ v Rosehill Racecourse Co Ltd. | COWELL |