Add to ORKGModern decisions have developed the equitable lien as an important procedural device alongside the equitable remedies of constructive trust and subrogation, with both of which it is intimately connected. The equitable lien or charge, enforceable by foreclosure and sale, is in many situations the most convenient and flexible device for enforcing equitable obligations. A sphere of activity in which it has already proved useful, and in which its usefulness may increase, is in the field of breach of contract. The equitable lien here provides an intermediate ground between affirmative specific performance and complete rescission
This article provides a comprehensive outline and consequential redefinition of the oldest form of c...
The legal operation of liens has been the source of academic debates for many years. Liens are trad...
Legal duties are created by society for any sort of reason that seems good to society. Thus, where a...
Modern decisions have developed the equitable lien as an important procedural device alongside the e...
The field of restitution, broadly considered, involves all those situations in which a person who ho...
This paper examines the impact of equitable principles on the sphere of commercial law. It will make...
This paper examines the impact of equitable principles on the sphere of commercial law. It will make...
Equitable Obligations: Duties, Defences and Remedies examines the duties, defences and remedies that...
Equitable compensation is a remedy which may be ordered following a breach of trust. Although the ab...
The equitable principle of relief from penalties and forfeitures is so far elementary as almost to d...
The legal operation of liens has been the source of academic debates for many years. Liens are tradi...
Serious problems of doing justice between parties to a contract arise where on the one hand specific...
When a contract has been anticipatorily breached, the two traditional remedies of affirmation and te...
This chapter examines the current debates around equitable compensation for breach of trust and how ...
This dissertation considers the scope and content of the doctrine of mitigation (“Mitigation”) as it...
This article provides a comprehensive outline and consequential redefinition of the oldest form of c...
The legal operation of liens has been the source of academic debates for many years. Liens are trad...
Legal duties are created by society for any sort of reason that seems good to society. Thus, where a...
Modern decisions have developed the equitable lien as an important procedural device alongside the e...
The field of restitution, broadly considered, involves all those situations in which a person who ho...
This paper examines the impact of equitable principles on the sphere of commercial law. It will make...
This paper examines the impact of equitable principles on the sphere of commercial law. It will make...
Equitable Obligations: Duties, Defences and Remedies examines the duties, defences and remedies that...
Equitable compensation is a remedy which may be ordered following a breach of trust. Although the ab...
The equitable principle of relief from penalties and forfeitures is so far elementary as almost to d...
The legal operation of liens has been the source of academic debates for many years. Liens are tradi...
Serious problems of doing justice between parties to a contract arise where on the one hand specific...
When a contract has been anticipatorily breached, the two traditional remedies of affirmation and te...
This chapter examines the current debates around equitable compensation for breach of trust and how ...
This dissertation considers the scope and content of the doctrine of mitigation (“Mitigation”) as it...
This article provides a comprehensive outline and consequential redefinition of the oldest form of c...
The legal operation of liens has been the source of academic debates for many years. Liens are trad...
Legal duties are created by society for any sort of reason that seems good to society. Thus, where a...