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  • It states that people enjoys the same rights provided by law and no one get discriminated on the basis of law, opportunities related to education, employment, etc. must be given all the individuals in the same way.
    Many ways are created to ensure the equality in law, so that everyone should be treated equal in law and no inequalities exist.
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  • is a field of law separate from common law, because equity has its own unique rules and principles, and was administered by courts of equity.[2].
  • History of Equity Law. Throughout the 13th and 19th centuries, the common law system was developed and advanced in England.
  • Equity rules are applied under the cases of conflicts and the legal system is based on the law of trusts.
  • Fairness ensures by two ways one by general presumptions and procedures and other by law system known as law of equity.
  • Generally, equity law goes against the institution of law in that it is not predictable by being based on past precedent.
  • Why was equity created? The equity system of law was developed as a measure to address the rigidity of the common law system. ...
  • Fusion of law and equity: The 19th century witnessed significant legal reforms aimed at harmonising the common law and equity systems.
  • This article is based on the Law of equity and Equitable Remedies. The law of equity leads off in the Court of Chancery which was set up because a fair and...
  • History and introduction to law of equity. ... Maxim of equity equity fellow intention not form.
  • In the 1870s the primacy of Equity was enshrined in law through the Judicature Acts. ... Equity introduction: what remedies are available in the Law of Equity?