The object of every law is to render justice. But sometimes the strict implementation of low may result in injustice. Under such circumstances equity will step in to prevent the injustice. Estoppel is one such concept evolved by equity for rendering justice even deviating from strict legal principles. This study is an analysis of the essence of the principle of estoppel, its scope, circumstances and application. The related principles known as estoppel by record, estoppel by deed, estoppel by representation, promissory estoppel, estoppel against public authority is also considered. Estoppel, originated from the sense of justice, equity and good consciousness has since developed through various judicial pronouncements. Further section 115 of...
The classic doctrine of consideration is that . . . the promise and the consideration must purport...
The thesis discusses the issue of whether the doctrine of proprietary estoppel is sound in theory an...
This article considers the extent to which it is possible to confer tenancy status on an occupier re...
The theory of Estoppel, originating in common law, also draws its sources from the continental law s...
The Doctrine of Promissory Estoppel is based on the rule of equity and has been developed gradually ...
In Waltons Stores (Interstate) v Maher,3 the High Court revolutionised both promissory estoppel and ...
Case law accurately delineates the four evolutionary stages of promissory estoppel. As an overview, ...
The doctrine of promissory estoppel is an outstanding modem example of the way in which the Anglo-Am...
When studied in its historical dimension, the English doctrine of estoppel does not anymore appear l...
Promissory estoppel is an equitable principle meant to prevent any occurrence of inequity or injusti...
The general nature and application of the doctrine of promissory estoppel\u27 has been thoroughly di...
This thesis examines the doctrine of public law estoppel and similar doctrines, such as substantive ...
This paper considers how promissory estoppel jobs are undertaken in two jurisdictions that ought not...
The subject. The article reveals the concept of “estoppel” as a mechanism prohibiting the change of ...
When a contract has been anticipatorily breached, the two traditional remedies of affirmation and te...
The classic doctrine of consideration is that . . . the promise and the consideration must purport...
The thesis discusses the issue of whether the doctrine of proprietary estoppel is sound in theory an...
This article considers the extent to which it is possible to confer tenancy status on an occupier re...
The theory of Estoppel, originating in common law, also draws its sources from the continental law s...
The Doctrine of Promissory Estoppel is based on the rule of equity and has been developed gradually ...
In Waltons Stores (Interstate) v Maher,3 the High Court revolutionised both promissory estoppel and ...
Case law accurately delineates the four evolutionary stages of promissory estoppel. As an overview, ...
The doctrine of promissory estoppel is an outstanding modem example of the way in which the Anglo-Am...
When studied in its historical dimension, the English doctrine of estoppel does not anymore appear l...
Promissory estoppel is an equitable principle meant to prevent any occurrence of inequity or injusti...
The general nature and application of the doctrine of promissory estoppel\u27 has been thoroughly di...
This thesis examines the doctrine of public law estoppel and similar doctrines, such as substantive ...
This paper considers how promissory estoppel jobs are undertaken in two jurisdictions that ought not...
The subject. The article reveals the concept of “estoppel” as a mechanism prohibiting the change of ...
When a contract has been anticipatorily breached, the two traditional remedies of affirmation and te...
The classic doctrine of consideration is that . . . the promise and the consideration must purport...
The thesis discusses the issue of whether the doctrine of proprietary estoppel is sound in theory an...
This article considers the extent to which it is possible to confer tenancy status on an occupier re...