Equity will not permit an owner of common law rights and interests to act unconscientiously in enforcing such rights and interests.

This is an introductory unit. It introduces us to the law of equity and how it was developed in the court of Chancery in England.

Оценка 4,7 (107) This document discusses the origins and development of equity and trusts in English law. It explains that equity originated in the Court of Chancery to ...

“Equity” refers to that body of law that derives from the specific jurisdiction established and exercised by the English High Court of Chancery before 1873. • ...

Equitable relief can be moulded (eg by the imposition of conditions) more readily than can Common Law relief. (c). “Equity” is not simply to be equated with the ...

As an ethical principle, equity implies that selective priority should be given to improving the situation of the most socially disadvantaged groups in society.

Introduction. 2. Equity in Specific Systems of Law. 2.1 Equity in Civilian Legal Systems. 2.2 Equity in Common-Law Legal Systems. 2.3 Equity in Other Legal ...

• EQUITY FOLLOWS THE LAW A person who comes to equity for relief against interference with a property right gains no more rights in equity than enjoyed at law, ...

This document summarizes the origins and development of equity in England. It discusses how equity originated as a body of rules administered by the Lord ...

Equity & Trusts Law Notes. Part 1 out of 2. [126 pages]. Contents: Equity: Equitable Remedies, Breach of Confidence. Intro to Trusts: Distinctions, Trusts and ...