(Moot appearance for Application for an Injunction in the Supreme Court)

(Outline of Argument (Advocacy Exercise))

Nature and history of equity, equitable interests, equitable assignments, fiduciary relationships, unconscionability, undue influence, estoppel, confidential information, equitable remedies (specific performance, declarations, injunctions, account and damages) and equitable defences (laches and acquiescence).

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[Pre-requisite] Students must have obtained 21 credit points from Level 1 or Level 2 LA subjects. This equates to 7 subjects in total.

[Pre-requisite] Students must have obtained 21 credit points from Level 1 or Level 2 LA subjects. This equates to 7 subjects in total. Offerings: All

60210 Bachelor of Arts - Bachelor of Laws, 60110 Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry), 60610 Bachelor of Business - Bachelor of Laws, 60010 Bachelor of Laws, 60009 Bachelor of Laws (Honours), 60510 Bachelor of Science - Bachelor of Laws, 118610 Bachelor of Laws

60210 Bachelor of Arts - Bachelor of Laws, 60110 Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry), 60610 Bachelor of Business - Bachelor of Laws, 60010 Bachelor of Laws, 60009 Bachelor of Laws (Honours), 60510 Bachelor of Science - Bachelor of Laws, 118610 Bachelor of Laws Offerings: All

Principles of Equity

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LA3013 - Principles of Equity

Explain, analyse and critique equitable concepts, doctrines and maxims

Explain and apply equitable concepts, doctrines and maxims in a range of practical scenarios

Reflect on and self-evaluate oral communication skills and knowledge in practical legal contexts

Communicate clearly and persuasively in writing and argue persuasively in oral submissions