Week 2 | Equity means Natural Justice, Fairness and morality.
English law before the introduction of the principle of equity was mainly governed by Common Law. Blackstone defined Common Law as the municipal law of England or the rule of civil conduct prescribed to the inhabitants of the kingdom. But this system of common law had certain flaws as it did not provide for any remedy in many cases where one was required. This thus paved the requirement for the emergence of the principles of equity and the decisions were given in good conscience with clear fairness and morality.
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Course Material
- Week 1 | Introduction, Origin and Concept of Equity | Course breakup
- Week 2 | Equity means Natural Justice, Fairness and morality.
- Week 3 | The twelve Maxims of Equity.
- Week 4 | He who comes into equity mut come with clean hands and he who seeks equity must do equity: A study:
- Week 5 | Definition, Kinds and object of a trust.
- Week 6 | Trusts and Trustees; A Duty to Care under the doctrine of Equity.
- Week 7 | Difference between Common Law and Equity. Prevailing effect of law of equity.
- Week 8 | Courts in Pakistan administrate injunctions, specific performance, Compensation, rescission, rectification etc:
- Week 9 | Equity delighteth in equality. Case Laws of apex courts of Pakistan
- Week 10 | Growth and implementation of Law of equity in Pakistani Courts.
- Week 11 | Recovery of immovable/movable Property under Specific Relief Act.
- Week 12 | Lawful objects of a trust
- Week 13 | Declaration and its Principals under Specific Relief Act 1877.
- Week 14 | Various Injunctions under Specific Relief Act.
- Week 15 | Case Study: Ardeshir Mama Versus. Flora Sasson
- Week 16 | Case Study: Gopaldas Versus Ram Baksh
- Examinations | Evaluations
- Chapters 17
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Mr. Muhammad Ashraf Rahimi
