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    (1) Equity originated in England as a means of supplementing the rigid rules of common law courts. It developed through the Court of Chancery to provide remedies that were not available in common law courts. (2) Over time, equity grew to become a distinct body of principles that were applied alongside the common law. The principles of equity focused on fairness and justice rather than strict adherence to legal rules. (3) Today, equity remains an important part of legal systems worldwide that aim to temper the rigid application of law and promote outcomes that are fair in all the circumstances of each case.

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    (1) Equity originated in England as a means of supplementing the rigid rules of common law courts. It developed through the Court of Chancery to provide remedies that were not available in common law courts. (2) Over time, equity grew to become a distinct body of principles that were applied alongside the common law. The principles of equity focused on fairness and justice rather than strict adherence to legal rules. (3) Today, equity remains an important part of legal systems worldwide that aim to temper the rigid application of law and promote outcomes that are fair in all the circumstances of each case.

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    (4)

    Unit-IV / FkeâeF&-IV 15 A (Printed Pages 4)

    8. Describe the Liabilities of a Trustee.


    Roll No. ____________
    vÙeemeOeejer kesâ oeefÙelJeeW keâer efJeJesÛevee keâerefpeS~
    9. Is a trustee entitled to receive remuneration? LH-6/2889
    Explain. LL.B. (Hons.) (Sixth Semester)
    keäÙee Skeâ vÙeemeOeejer heeefjßeefcekeâ Øeehle keâjves keâe DeefOekeâejer nw? Examination, 2015
    JeCe&ve keâerefpeS~ (Old Course)
    Trusts, Equity & Fiduciary Relationship
    Fifth Paper
    Time Allowed : Three Hours ] [ Maximum Marks : 100

    Note : Answer five questions in all, selecting one


    question from each unit. Question No. 1 is
    compulsory.
    ØelÙeskeâ FkeâeF& mes Skeâ ØeMve Ûegveles ngS, kegâue heeBÛe ØeMve
    keâerefpeS~ ØeMve meb.1 DeefveJeeÙe& nw~
    1. Write short notes on the following: 4×10=40
    eqvecveefueefKele hej mebef#ehle efšhheefCeÙeeB efueefKeS :
    (i) Subject-matter in equity
    meecÙe keâer efJe<eÙe Jemleg
    (ii) King's Bench

    efkebâiedme vÙeeÙeeueÙe

    LH-6/2889 P.T.O.
    (2) (3)
    (iii) Praetors introduced equity 3. Describe the place of equity in Roman Law.
    ØesÙešjes kesâ Éeje meecÙe keâe efveJesMe jesceve efJeefOe kesâ Devleie&le meecÙe kesâ mLeeve keâer efJeJesÛevee keâerefpeS~
    (iv) Importance of Fiduciary relationship
    Unit-II / FkeâeF&-II 15
    JewMJeeefmekeâ mecyevOeeW keâe cenlJe
    4. "How law relating to fiduciary relations is back
    (v) Equity follows the law.
    bone of Hindu law." Explain this statement.
    meecÙe efJeefOe keâer Devegieeefceveer nw~
    ‘‘JewMJeeefmekeâ mecyevOe efnvot efJeefOe keâer jerÌ{ keâer n[d[er nw~’’ keâLeve
    (vi) Court of Chancelery
    keâer efJeJesÛevee keâerefpeS~
    Ûeebmeuejer vÙeeÙeeueÙe 5. "He who comes to equity must come with
    (vii) Equality is equity clean hand." Explain.
    mecelee ner meecÙe nw ‘‘meecÙe keâer MejCe ceW Deeves Jeeues keâes mJeÛÚ neLeeW Deevee ÛeeefnS~’’
    (viii) Equity under the Roman Law mecePeeFÙes~
    jesceve efJeefOe kesâ Devleie&le meecÙe Unit-III / FkeâeF&-III 15

    (ix) Charitable Trust 6. How does the trust extinguished and when a

    Kewjeleer vÙeeme trust be revoked?

    (x) Public trusts vÙeeme kewâmes meceehle neslee nw leLee keâye vÙeeme keâe efvejmeve nes
    meeJe&peefvekeâ vÙeeme peelee nw?
    Unit-I / FkeâeF&-I 15 7. What are the essential conditions creation of

    20. Explain the origin and growth of equity in En- a valid trust? Discuss.

    gland. Skeâ vÙeeme keâer Iees<eCee kesâ efueS DeeJeMÙekeâ MeleX keäÙee nw? JÙeeKÙee
    FbiuewC[ ceW meecÙe keâer Glheefòe Deewj efJekeâeme keâes mecePeeFS~ keâerefpeS~

    LH-6/2889 LH-6/2889 P.T.O.

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