Equity, Mortgages, Trusts and Fiduciary Relations by SC Tripathi – 3rd Edition 2020

Description

The concept of equity substantially developed in England where common law was not practically adequate to provide relief in the matters relating to mortgage, lease, contract, accident and trust etc. Notably in Indian Law, the doctrine of equity has been incorporated and followed in present administration of Justice. This book provides a comprehensive coverage of Law of Equity, Mortgage, Trusts and Fiduciary relations and has been designed keeping in view the interest of students pursuing law at graduate and postgraduate level.

CHAPTERIZATION

Chapter I- Concept of Equity and its Definition

Chapter II- Roman, English and Indian Legal Systems and Concept of equity

Chapter III- Origin and Development of Equity under various legal systems

Chapter IV- Classification of Equity Jurisdiction

Chapter V- Equity and Common Law

Chapter VI- The Judicature Act

Chapter VII- Nature and Classification of Equitable Rights and Interests

Chapter VIII- Maxims of Equity

Chapter IX- Doctrine of Conversion and Re- Conversion

Chapter X- Doctrine of Performance, Satisfaction and Ademption

Chapter XI- Administration of Assets

Chapter XII- Mistake, Misrepresentation, Fraud and Undue Influence

Chapter XIII- Penalties and Forfeitures

Chapter XIV- Lien

Chapter XV- The Doctrine of Election

Chapter XVI- Equitable Estoppel

Chapter XVII- Equitable Assignment

Chapter XVIII- Set-off

Chapter XIX- Accident

Chapter XX- Married Women

Chapter XXI- Guardians, Infants, Idiots and Lunatics

Chapter XXII- Mortgage

Chapter XXIII- Rights and Liabilities of Mortgagor

Chapter XXIV- Rights and Liabilities of Mortgagee

Chapter XXV- Trusts

Chapter XXVI- The Indian Trusts Act, 1882

Chapter XXVII- Fiduciary Relations.