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- equity corrects a law which is too broad in that particular in which it is defective
- equity corrects errors
- equity court
- equity credits
- equity delights in amicable adjustments
- equity dislikes superfluity
- equity does justice completely, not by halves
- equity does not change the nature of a thing
- equity does not confuse jurisdiction
- equity does not cure defects in positive requirements of the law
- equity does not make the law, but assists the law
- equity does not permit a person to get double satisfaction for the same grievance
- equity does not suffer him who holds a true right to prosecute it to extremes
- equity does not supply those things which may be in the hands of the complainant
- equity favors the redemption of a pledge
- equity follows the law
- equity for a settlement
- equity for marshaling
- equity gives the power of the law to him who wishes to observe it
- equity imputes an intention to fulfil an obligation
- equity is a certain perfect reasoning which interprets and amends the written law; not embraced in any writing, but consisting simply in true reason
- equity is a relaxing or alleviation of the law
- equity is equality, and equality is equity
- equity is not vague and uncertain but has fixed boundaries and limits
- equity jurisdiction
- equity never aids contention where it can give a remedy
- equity never contravenes the law
- equity of partner
- equity of redemption
- equity of statute
- equity pleading
- equity prevents mischief
- equity receiver
- equity receivership
- equity regards as done that which ought to be done
- equity regards substance and intent, rather than form
- equity relieves against accidents
- equity rules of practice
- equity seeks to do justice
- equity side
