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An insightful and erudite examination of the origins and principles of the legal concept of equity. Tracing its roots back to ancient Rome, the author shows how equity evolved into a fundamental part of the English legal system, and how its principles continue to shape modern law. With thorough research, lucid writing, and a keen eye for detail, this book is an essential reference for legal scholars and practitioners.
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