Interactive revision · Chapter 6
Chapter 6: Negotiation, Property Dispute Resolution and Settlement Deeds 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 3. Formal instrument that can bind without the ordinary need to prove consideration if validly executed. (4) 5. Clause dealing with consequences of non-performance. (7) 7. Underlying needs and concerns that effective negotiation explores. (9) 8. Clause controlling disclosure of settlement information. (15) 10. Clause requiring parties to assist with transfers, discharges or registration steps. (16) 12. An agreement resolving a dispute. (10) 13. Formal signing requirements that must be satisfied for a deed. (9) 14. Best alternative to a negotiated agreement. (5) 15. Worst alternative to a negotiated agreement. (5) Down 1. Negotiation technique that restates an adversarial position as a problem capable of joint solution. (9) 2. What parties say they want on the surface. (9) 4. Background provisions explaining the dispute and purpose of settlement. (8) 6. Ordinary contract concept that may support a settlement agreement. (13) 9. Clause by which a party gives up specified claims. (7) 11. A lawyer must confirm client ______ before finalising settlement. (9) PROPERTY LAW B IN QUEENSLAND · CHAPTER 6 INTERACTIVE CROSSWORD