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Book SynopsisAs the Downing Professor of the Laws of England, F. W. Maitland lectured on equity at Cambridge for 18 years, ending in 1906. This text replicates the 1936 second edition publication of these lectures, edited by J. Brunyate, who added some notes to Maitland's work.
Table of ContentsPreface, table of cases, table of statutes, and list of chancellors; 1. The origin of equity (I); 2. The origin of equity (II); 3. Uses and trusts; 4. The modern trust; 5. Creation of a trust; 6. Trusts implied, resulting and constructive; 7. The rights and duties of trustees; 8. The duties of trustees; 9. The nature of equitable estates and interests (I); 10. The nature of equitable estates and interests (II); Note on Oliver v. Hinton and Walker v. Linom; 9. The nature of equitable estates and interests (III); 12. The present relations of equity and the common law; Note on restrictive covenants; 13. Mortgages; Note on the law of property since 1925; 14. The remedies for breach of trust; Note on trusts; 15. Satisfaction and ademption; 16. Administration of assets (I); 17. Administration of assets (II); Note on administration of assets; 18. Conversion; 19. Election; Note on election; 20. Specific performance; 21. Injunctions; Index.
