What is equity? This book explores modern equity's nature, especially its facilitative character and its role in common law systems.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Equity and administration P. G. Turner 2. Constraints on the exercise of trustees' powers Guy Newey 3. Constraints on the exercise of trustees' powers: a commentary Alan Steinfeld 4. The administration and maladministration of funds in equity: making a coherent set of choices R. C. Nolan 5. The administration and maladministration of funds in equity: a commentary Nicholas Patten 6. Equity and insolvency Look Chan Ho 7. Equity and insolvency: a commentary Catherine Addy 8. Equitable doctrines in business associations P. G. Turner 9. Equitable doctrines in business associations: a commentary Richard Snowden 10. Why the rule in Saunders v. Vautier is wrong John H. Langbein 11. Why the rule in Saunders v. Vautier is wrong: a commentary Paul Matthews 12. Equity and statute J. D. Heydon 13. Equity and statute: a commentary Mark Leeming 14. The equity of the executive: fairness in tax law in nineteenth-century England Chantal Stebbings 15. The equity of the executive: a commentary John F. Avery Jones 16. Equity in the modern administrative state William Gummow 17. Equity in the modern administrative state: a commentary David Feldman 18. Equity and administrative behaviour Henry E. Smith 19. Equity and administrative behaviour: a commentary Timothy Endicott 20. Equity and human rights Lord Walker of Gestingthorpe 21. Equity and human rights: a commentary Philip Sales 22. Field, fusion and the 1850s: how an American law reformer influenced the Judicature Act of 1875 Patricia I. McMahon 23. Field, fusion and the 1850s: a commentary Michael Lobban 24. Equitable protection of legal professional privilege - a distraction Adrian Zuckerman 25. Equitable protection of legal professional privilege: a commentary Mike Macnair 26. Equity's role Matthew Conaglen.
1. Equity and administration P. G. Turner 2. Constraints on the exercise of trustees' powers Guy Newey 3. Constraints on the exercise of trustees' powers: a commentary Alan Steinfeld 4. The administration and maladministration of funds in equity: making a coherent set of choices R. C. Nolan 5. The administration and maladministration of funds in equity: a commentary Nicholas Patten 6. Equity and insolvency Look Chan Ho 7. Equity and insolvency: a commentary Catherine Addy 8. Equitable doctrines in business associations P. G. Turner 9. Equitable doctrines in business associations: a commentary Richard Snowden 10. Why the rule in Saunders v. Vautier is wrong John H. Langbein 11. Why the rule in Saunders v. Vautier is wrong: a commentary Paul Matthews 12. Equity and statute J. D. Heydon 13. Equity and statute: a commentary Mark Leeming 14. The equity of the executive: fairness in tax law in nineteenth-century England Chantal Stebbings 15. The equity of the executive: a commentary John F. Avery Jones 16. Equity in the modern administrative state William Gummow 17. Equity in the modern administrative state: a commentary David Feldman 18. Equity and administrative behaviour Henry E. Smith 19. Equity and administrative behaviour: a commentary Timothy Endicott 20. Equity and human rights Lord Walker of Gestingthorpe 21. Equity and human rights: a commentary Philip Sales 22. Field, fusion and the 1850s: how an American law reformer influenced the Judicature Act of 1875 Patricia I. McMahon 23. Field, fusion and the 1850s: a commentary Michael Lobban 24. Equitable protection of legal professional privilege - a distraction Adrian Zuckerman 25. Equitable protection of legal professional privilege: a commentary Mike Macnair 26. Equity's role Matthew Conaglen.
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