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LAW4169Equity 406(LAW)
Ms Elizabeth Lanyon 6 points + Three 1-hour lectures per week + First semester + Clayton + Prerequisites: LAW2100, LAW3400 + Prohibited combinations: LAW3400, LAW4201 Synopsis: This subject introduces students to the nature and function of equity in the modern Australian legal system. Students learn about the relationship between equity and the common law, and study the key doctrines of equity. These include: unconscientious dealing, undue influence, misrepresentation, estoppel, breach of confidence, fiduciary relations, equitable property and equitable remedies. Assessment: Compulsory written assignment (2500 words): 35% o Final Examination (1.5 hours plus reading and noting time): 65% |
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