LH0411 Wiliam Eves on Equity
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In this podcast, William Eves introduces equity as a body of law developing alongside Common law. He explains the origin of equity, its development until the modern times, and the reasoning behind it, introducing the Court of Chancery and providing examples of new legal institutes that can be attributed to equitable decision-making.
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