Implication and Significance of the Law of Equity

Running head: EQUITY
Equity
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Executive Summary
The implication and significance of the law of equity have been discussed in this work and
the reason for being the better version after the common law has also been depicted in the
case study. The main focus of the assignment is related to the case study of Gillian Fisher-
Pollard by her tutor Miles Fisher-Pollard v Piers Fishers Pollard. The reason behind the
unconscionable conduct and undue influence in this case study has been concluded in this
case study.

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Table of Contents
1. Introduction:........................................................................................................................3
2. Discussion:..........................................................................................................................4
2.1 Equity...............................................................................................................................4
2.2 Unconscionable conduct and undue influence.................................................................5
2.3 Gillian Fisher-Pollard by her tutor Miles Fisher-Pollard v Piers Fishers Pollard............6
3. Conclusion..........................................................................................................................9

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1. Introduction:
The aim of the assignment deals with the case study of Gillian Fisher-Pollard by her
tutor Miles Fisher-Pollard v Piers Fishers Pollard which deals with the undue influence and
unconscionable conducts. The relationship between the law of equity and the common law
has been discussed in this case study. The reason behind such consequences of undue
influence and unconscionable conduct has been discussed in the following research in this
case. The significance of law of equity because of the common law have been discussed
along with the story of the case study which lastly resulted in the unconscionable conduct and
undue influence have been discussed in a detailed manner.