In 1850, the British created a " Court of Equity " at Bonny, overseen by Beecroft, which would deal with trade disputes.
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Waltham served as Master of the Rolls of the Court of Chancery, the court of equity in England, from 1381 to 1386.
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Courts of equity may withhold their aid from a party that asserts a right that it is using contrary to the public interest.
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The transaction speaks for itself and a court of equity ought not to hesitate long in characterizing it as unfair competition in business.
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Throughout his discussion, Blackstone emphasized that courts of equity must be governed by rules and precedents no less than the courts of law.
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Blackstone described the principal differences between courts of law and courts of equity as lying only in the " modes of administering justice,"
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In Australia, the Court of Equity may grant partial relief under the contract if good conscience and practical justice is observed by the court.
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Accordingly, procedurally relief in relation to such bonds was thereafter administered entirely by the common law courts without intervention by the courts of equity.
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The Court of Equity in English birthplace of the wife of George Pearce, who in 1685 had been granted title to in the township.
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Similarly, historically, a court of equity could not set aside fraudulent transfers of aboriginal title unless all parties to the fraud were before it.
