Equity in Practice Hardback Book by Albert Keating - Comprehensive Analysis of Equitable Principles, Doctrines, and Remedies
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Dive into the intricacies of legal practice with Equity in Practice, a comprehensive hardback offering detailed analyses of how courts apply equitable principles, doctrines, and remedies. Authored by Dr Albert Keating and published in Winter 2019, this essential text provides an in-depth exploration of equitable jurisdiction with a strong emphasis on practical application. The book is meticulously structured into nine parts and 48 chapters. Part One delves into the primary and secondary precepts of equity, offering a thorough examination. Part Two provides an in-depth study of various equitable principles, doctrines, and remedies, detailing the conditions and criteria for their judicial application. Proprietary estoppel, promissory estoppel, and estoppel by convention are thoroughly analyzed in Part Three, outlining the prerequisites for their invocation by courts. Part Four comprehensively covers injunctive relief, including mareva injunctions, interlocutory and mandatory interlocutory injunctions, and springboard injunctions, which courts of equity may grant. Part Five offers an in-depth discussion on the creation of express trusts, conditional trusts, and charitable trusts, detailing their essential elements and termination conditions. The role, duties, powers, and liabilities of executors and trustees in administering and distributing trust estates are extensively analyzed in Part Six. Part Seven presents a comprehensive discourse on resulting, secret, and constructive trusts, as well as equitable gifts and survivorship rights arising from joint bank accounts. Part Eight thoroughly examines the types of equitable actions concerning trusts, including principles and doctrines, ex parte and notice of motion applications, summary judgments, and actions based on equitable account taking and lis pendens. The final part, Part Nine, formulates a concept for revitalizing equity by imposing a duty of conscionable behavior in transactions and interactions, and explores the relationship between equity and natural law. This hardback edition has an ISBN of 9781911611264 and was approximately priced at €250. LegalBooks.ie, operating from The Law Society Building, The Four Courts, Dublin 7, offers this publication. They are an Irish owned independent family business serving the legal profession since 1987, providing flat-rate Irish shipping and free pickup at their Four Courts shop. Their VAT number is IE4814267p.
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Equity in Practice Hardback Book by Albert Keating - Comprehensive Analysis of Equitable Principles, Doctrines, and Remedies is a product, currently listed by 2 Irish retailers on GetLocal (2 offers in total). Prices range from €200.00 to €244.77 depending on retailer.
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