Separate answer page · Chapter 10
Chapter 10: Covenants and Boundaries — Answers
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| # | Direction | Clue | Answer |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Down | A ______ covenant limits the use of land. | NEGATIVE |
| 2 | Across | A building or structure extending onto neighbouring land. | ENCROACHMENT |
| 3 | Down | Gradual addition of land through natural deposition. | ACCRETION |
| 4 | Down | Equitable order restraining continuing interference. | INJUNCTION |
| 5 | Across | Traditional requirement that a covenant must ______ and ______ the land. | TOUCHCONCERN |
| 6 | Down | Money that may be ordered where an encroachment or other land interference causes loss. | COMPENSATION |
| 7 | Down | A promise concerning land contained in a legal instrument. | COVENANT |
| 8 | Across | A ______ covenant requires a person to do something. | POSITIVE |
| 9 | Across | Leading equitable restrictive-covenant authority: ______ v Moxhay. | TULK |
| 10 | Down | The legal line separating adjoining parcels. | BOUNDARY |
| 11 | Across | A building ______ may support mutual enforcement of restrictions across a development. | SCHEME |
| 12 | Across | Sudden perceptible change that generally does not move the legal boundary. | AVULSION |
| 13 | Across | An owner whose land borders a river or natural watercourse. | RIPARIAN |
| 14 | Across | Process attaching the benefit of a covenant to land so it can pass to successors. | ANNEXATION |
| 15 | Across | Gradual loss of land through natural forces. | EROSION |