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Procedure for Equity

chunkylover4 · 2011-12-19 21:20:01

Would anyone be able to tell me what is the difference between an equitable doctrine and common law doctrine procedurally? For example if I am in a case regarding breach of contract and my defence is duress, do I have a seperate defence of equitable undue influence or does the judge look at my defence of duress and then…

19-12-2011 9:20pm

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Would anyone be able to tell me what is the difference between an equitable doctrine and common law doctrine procedurally? For example if I am in a case regarding breach of contract and my defence is duress, do I have a seperate defence of equitable undue influence or does the judge look at my defence of duress and then state that I can win on grounds of equity or does it work an other way entirely?

Sorry for the lack of clarity in advance.

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