A Manual of Equity Jurisprudence For Practitioners and Students, Founded On the Works of Story, Spence, and Other Writers, and On More Than a Thousand Subsequent Cases: Comprising the Fundamental Principles, and the Points of Equity Usually Occurring In

This book is an authoritative guide to equity jurisprudence, covering the fundamental principles and points of equity that usually arise in legal practice. It provides practitioners and students with a comprehensive overview of the subject and is based on the works of eminent legal scholars and practitioners. The book also features more than a thousand subsequent cases that supplement and extend the original works.

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