Aristotle in Nicomachean Ethics: This is the essential nature of equity; it is a rectification of law in so far as law is defective on account of its ...

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

Оценка 5,0 (2) This document summarizes key aspects of equity law, including: 1) It discusses the origins and development of equity law in England through the Court of ...

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.

Today, courts of law and equity have 'fused' and equitable and common law principles have in many cases merged. However, many equitable doctrines remain.

Although not every legal system employs the term “equity,” practically every mature legal system has methods of resolving disputes through resort to principles ...

“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. • ...

(i). Equity courts focus on the restraint of unconscionable conduct and on the compulsion of performance of duties. This is reflected in Equity's principal.

Between 1873 and 1875 the United Kingdom Parliament enacted several laws regarding the interaction of equity and the common law. The Supreme Court of Judicature ...

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 ...