Outlines of Equity : a Concise View of the Principles of Modern Equity
The book Outlines of Equity : a Concise View of the Principles of Modern Equity was written by author Williams, Sydney Edward, 1850- Here you can read free online of Outlines of Equity : a Concise View of the Principles of Modern Equity book, rate and share your impressions in comments. If you don't know what to write, just answer the question: Why is Outlines of Equity : a Concise View of the Principles of Modern Equity a good or bad book?
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y. Downing, Wilra. 23.) From this essential difference follows this important conse- quence — that the Court will never execute a mere power, but will always execute a trust. [Harding v. Glynn, 2 Wh. & Tu. 3;36 ; Be Wcekes, (1897) 1 Ch. 289.) If, therefore, the person who has the power in the nature of a trust does not discharge the duty which the power imposes, the Court will discharge the duty in his place [Brown v. Higgs, 8 Ves. 661) ; and in doing so, the Court acts upon the principle that ...equality is equity, and divides the property equally, although the trustee, if he had chosen to exercise the power, might have used his discretion to give unequal shares. [Ibid. ; Willis v. Kymer, 7 C. D. 181.) Equity never wants a Trustee. — If, therefore, a trustee dies or fails to execute a power in the nature of a trust, the Court will execute it ; for if a trust can by any possibility be executed by the Court, the non-execution by the trustee shall not prejudice the cestui que trust. [Brown v.
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