When equitable rights are in conflict, the first in time prevails when:a.The second has notice of the first;b.Always unless there is postponing behaviour such as misrepresentation;c.The first is acquired for value.d.The first has notice of the second;

In priority disputes over property rights, earlier common law rights will not prevail over later rights in which circumstances?a.where the later right is held over more substantial property;b.where the later right was acquired without notice of the earlier right;c.where the later right was acquired due to the gross negligence of the earlier holder.d.where the later right was acquired by a purchaser for value;

What is defined as equal rights, equal treatment, and equitable opportunities for all?

Write short notes about the following maxims of Equity: a) He who seeks Equity must do Equity. b) He who comes to Equity must come with clean hands. c) Equity is Equality / Equality is Equity. d) Delay defeats Equity. e) Where the Equities are equal, the first in time shall prevail. QUESTION 2 Examine the principles that govern the equitable remedy of injunctions. QUESTION 3 Select any three equitable doctrines and discuss the principles governing each. QUESTION 4 Amber wishes to set up a trust for her children. Advise her on the three certainties. QUESTION 5 Alex is a successful businessman in Champala city. He would like to set up the following charitable trusts: a) 50,000,000 UGX to be held on trust by Baby Simba orphanage for the benefit of the wives and children of any of its employees or ex-employees who fall into financial difficulties. b) 50,000,000 UGX to be held on trust by the office of the Lord Mayor of Champala for the education of children below 15 years in Champala. c) 50,000,000 UGX to be held on trust by Good Faith Ministries to promote religious activities in Champala. d) 50,000,000 UGX to be held on trust by Clean Air International to campaign against environmental damage caused by the manufacturing industries operating in Champala. Advise Alex as to the charitable status of the above dispositions under the historically developed headings of charitable purpose trusts.

The preemptive right which is the right of a stockholder to dissent and to is paid of the fair market value of their sharesSelect one:TrueFalse

Match the equitable remedies (in the left column) that were provided by equity courts in medieval England to their corresponding roles (in the right column).InstructionsInjunctionInjunction drop zone empty.Specific performanceSpecific performance drop zone empty.ReformationReformation drop zone empty.RescissionRescission drop zone empty.Forbidding or commanding a party to do some act.Ordering a party to perform according to the terms of a contract.Rewriting a contract's terms to reflect the parties' real intentions.Canceling a contract and returning the parties to their precontractual position.