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Page 91
The Courts of Equity , it is true , to remedy the evil extended an Equity in favour of
the assignee , that is a right to sue the debtor in the name of the assignor . f The
tardy and costly aid of a Court of Equity , however , ill suited the requirements of ...
The Courts of Equity , it is true , to remedy the evil extended an Equity in favour of
the assignee , that is a right to sue the debtor in the name of the assignor . f The
tardy and costly aid of a Court of Equity , however , ill suited the requirements of ...
Page 99
In order to meet special cases , or cases where the existing law has been
deemed inadequate , courts of equity in contra . distinction to courts of law have
been established in some countries . But the difference between “ law and equity
” is ...
In order to meet special cases , or cases where the existing law has been
deemed inadequate , courts of equity in contra . distinction to courts of law have
been established in some countries . But the difference between “ law and equity
” is ...
Page 108
So an aggrieved community wait until the current of legislation sets toward the
future and , taking warning by the past , provides for increased equity and
security . " The inability of systems of jurisprudence , as they are now constituted ,
to ...
So an aggrieved community wait until the current of legislation sets toward the
future and , taking warning by the past , provides for increased equity and
security . " The inability of systems of jurisprudence , as they are now constituted ,
to ...
Page 188
H . C . III . - DISCOVERY UNDER THE JUDICATURE ACTS . TWO recent
decisions of the Court of Appeal carry the I fusion of Law and Equity in the
direction of compulsory discovery to an extent which seems startling to a
Common Law mind .
H . C . III . - DISCOVERY UNDER THE JUDICATURE ACTS . TWO recent
decisions of the Court of Appeal carry the I fusion of Law and Equity in the
direction of compulsory discovery to an extent which seems startling to a
Common Law mind .
Page 189
In considering this result , it is impossible to avoid reflecting that it is the solution
of a most persistent objection which has been felt for centuries by the Courts of
Law to a principle of Equity , which has at length , under the provisions of the ...
In considering this result , it is impossible to avoid reflecting that it is the solution
of a most persistent objection which has been felt for centuries by the Courts of
Law to a principle of Equity , which has at length , under the provisions of the ...
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| Title | The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad |
| Published | 1877 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 5 Jul 2011 |
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