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. Link the cases to the maxims they illustrate:

1 Attorney-General for Hong Kong v Reid [1994]
2 Leaf v International Galleries [1950]
3 Patel v Mirza [2017]
4 Mareva Compania Naviera SA v International Bulkcarriers SA [1975]

i Equity will not suffer a wrong without a remedy
ii He who comes to equity must come with clean hands
iii Equity sees as done that which ought to done
iv Delay defeats equity

1 = i; 2 = iv; 3 = ii; 4 = iii correct incorrect

1 = iii; 2 = iv; 3 = ii; 4 = i correct incorrect

1 = ii; 2 = i; 3 = iv; 4 = iii correct incorrect

1 = iv; 2 = ii; 3 = iii; 4 = i correct incorrect

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. Complete the maxim, 'Equity is ............'.

Fairness correct incorrect

Equality correct incorrect

Justice correct incorrect

Unconscionability correct incorrect

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. Following the Judicature Acts 1873-75, equitable remedies are available in which courts?

None of them – the Judicature Acts incorporated equity within the common law correct incorrect

The Chancery Court correct incorrect

The House of Lords correct incorrect

All of them correct incorrect

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. The maxim that 'delay defeats equity' expresses which doctrine?

The doctrine of lackies. correct incorrect

The doctrine of leeches. correct incorrect

The doctrine of laches. correct incorrect

The doctrine of latches. correct incorrect

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. What is 'super' about so-called 'super injunctions'?

Those subject to a super injunction cannot identify the parties involved in proceedings. correct incorrect

Super injunctions apply to everyone. correct incorrect

Those subject to a super injunction cannot disclose that legal proceedings took place. correct incorrect

Those subject to a super injunction must open their property and financial information for inspection by the claimant. correct incorrect