Equity, Trusts and Specific Relief

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Description
The Fourth edition of this popular book comes in the hands of its readers with additional authoritative case-law useful for practitioners and students too. To bring the book in line with revised law curriculum a new Chapter XXI: "Fiduciary Relationships" has been added, discussing what is fiduciary relationship, how it comes into existence along with a list of cases, wherein it springs up. New and recent cases, discussing the general parens patriae jurisdiction of courts over religious and charitable trusts [Executive Officer, Ardhanareshwar Temple v. Sathyamurthy, (1999) 3 SCC 115]; guidelines when one trustee may act for all [J.P Shrivastava & Sons (P) Ltd v. Gwalior Sugar Co. Ltd., (2005) 1 SCC 172] what type of questions might arise in cases for specific performance [Rajeshwari v. Puran Indoria, (2005) 7 SCC 60] and benefit gained by unjust enrichment (from fiduciary relationship) must be restored back to the trust-S.P. Gaekwad's case, (2005) 11 SCC 314 have been included. It is the author's sincere effort to keep the readers abreast of recent position of law in this area. I am thankful to the Eastern Book Company, the publishers Malik Brothers and the ever enthusiastic staff of the publishers for their meticulous assiduousness and judicial accuracy in bringing out this mini volume on Equity, Trust and Specific Relief.
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Contents
PART    I
I.    Equity-Its Nature, History and Courts
II.   Equitable Rights and Interests: Nature and Classification
III.  Maxims of Equity
IV.  Priorities and Assignments
PART II
SPECIFIC EQUITIES, EQUITABLE DOCTRINES AND EQUITABLE RIGHTS
V.    Penalties and Forefeiture
VI.   Mortgages, Liens and Merger
VII.  Married Women, Infants, Idiots and Lunatics
VIII. Accident, Set-off, Fraud and Undue Influence
IX.   Administration of Assets, Equitable Estoppel and Five Great Doctrines
PART    III
TRUSTS
X.    History of the Trusts
XI.   Definition and Distinction
XII.  Classification of Trusts
XIII. Creation of Trusts
XIV. Trustees -Their duties and liabilities
XV.  Trustees - The Rights and Powers
XVI. Trustees - Their disabilities
XVII.Rights and Liabilities of the Beneficiary
XVIII. Appointment and Discharge of Trustees
XIX.  Extinction of Trusts
XX.   Obligation in the Nature of Trust
PART    III-A
FIDUCIARY RELATIONSHIPS
XXI.  Fiduciary Relationship
PART    VI
SPECIFIC RELIEF OR EQUITABLE REMEDIES
XXII. Equitable Remedies - Nature and Scope
XXIII. Recovering Possession of Property
XXIV. Specific Performance of Contracts
XXV.  Rectification, Rescission, Cancellation and Declaration
XXVI. Injunctions 
BIBLIOGRAPHY
SUBJECT INDEX
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