Separate answer page · Chapter 7
Chapter 7: Leases - Part 1 — Answers
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| # | Direction | Clue | Answer |
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| 1 | Across | The common periodic payment made under a lease. | RENT |
| 2 | Down | The duration of the lease. | TERM |
| 3 | Down | The kind of possession central to characterising a lease. | EXCLUSIVE |
| 4 | Down | Authority reinforcing certainty of term: ______ Assurance Co Ltd v London Residuary Body. | PRUDENTIAL |
| 5 | Across | Leading Australian authority on substance and exclusive possession: ______ v Smith. | RADAICH |
| 6 | Down | Requirement that the premises and term be legally ascertainable. | CERTAINTY |
| 7 | Across | The step relevant to obtaining legal Torrens status for a registrable lease. | REGISTRATION |
| 8 | Down | A tenancy at ______ describes holding over after expiry without a fresh tenancy. | SUFFERANCE |
| 9 | Down | The mechanism used to terminate certain periodic tenancies. | NOTICE |
| 10 | Down | A lease for a defined duration. | FIXEDTERM |
| 11 | Across | A tenancy continuing from period to period until validly terminated. | PERIODIC |
| 12 | Down | A tenancy at ______ is terminable by either party subject to applicable notice rules. | WILL |
| 13 | Across | English authority illustrating certainty of term: ______ v Chantler. | LACE |
| 14 | Across | An interest conferring exclusive possession for a certain or sufficiently certain term. | LEASE |