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Equity and trust how equity work in law
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(a) The word ‘Equity’ has Roman/ Greek origin. (b) ‘He who seeks equity must do equity’, stated by Joseph Story/ Isaac Watts. (c) The Rights of Trustee is dealt with in sections 26-30/31-35 of Indian Trust Act. (d) The Court of Chancery has been described as Court of Conscience/ Court of Equity. (e) A Trustee is empowered/ not empowered to delegate his office either to a co-Trustee or stranger.
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Total number of printed pages– 19 (Sem–6) EQTR 2021 EQUITY AND TRUST Paper : 6· Full Marks : 80 Time : Three hours The figures in the margin indicate full marks for the questions.
(f) In common law jurisdiction ‘Equity’ is/ is not synonymous with ‘natural justice’.
(g) Doctrine of Equity is followed in the Specific Relief Act, 1963/ the Indian Contract Act, 1872.
(h) Injunction is considered as equitable remedy/ statutory remedy.
(i) Equity follows the law/remedy.
(j) The Chancery Court/ Supreme Court is a court of Equity.
(a) Origin of Equity.
(b) Jurisdiction of Chancery Court.
(c) Kinds of Trust.
(d) Rights of beneficiary.
(e) Differences between Trust and Contract.
Discuss the law relating to appointment and removal of a Trustee. 6+6=
Or “Equity will not suffer a wrong to be without a remedy”––Explain in details. 12