University of New Zealand.
Third LL.B. Examination, 1885.
Equity.
Examiner:
Edmund Robertson, M.A.
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Only eight questions to be answered.)
1. |
What is a mandatory injunction? In what class of cases will it be granted? |
2. |
A trustee accepts a second trust incompatible with the first. Has the first
cestui que trust any right to relief? and who should be parties to his suit? |
3. |
In what circumstances may individual shareholders of a corporation sue on rights belonging to the corporation? |
4. |
Explain fully what is meant by the "marshalling of securities." |
5. |
A is surety to B for a debt due to B by C. What relief is A entitled to in a Court of Equity, and under what circumstances, against either B or C? |
6. |
Discuss cases in which equity has relieved against hard bargains.
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7. |
In what cases is a writing necessary to the constitution of a trust over land? |
8. |
Can a trustee purchase the trust property for himself? Notice any cases in which the principle has been applied to relationships other than strict trust. |
9. |
Give examples of proceedings "in the nature of a bill quia timet." |
10. |
Give some account of the Thellusson Act. |