what are main three difference between common law and equity law.please define with examples.?

Answer 1

You should not board a ladies compartment in the Train. This equity has been granted to female boarders.
You should address Ladies & Gentlemen - this equity has been granted to ladies.
Ladies are defined as 'weaker' section of the society. This enable ladies for consideration of some exceptions.
(Equity means moral justice)

Answer 2

You haven't phrased the question correctly. The real contrast is between "law" and "equity." Back in England, the legal courts, as you might guess, applied laws to cases and disputes. When the legal courts reached some decision, then that court was usually bound by its own decision in the future. For instance, if the court decided that it is a crime to, say, intentionally hit someone, then it was bound by that decision in the future. When parties were unhappy with the decisions of the legal courts, they went to the King for clemency--for equity, fairness, etc. That's what the courts of equity were. They heard individual cases and simply applied principles of fairness and equity to come up with some decision. They didn't apply the law, and their decisions were not binding in the future. Each case was viewed individually. (In reaily though, courts of equity also developed their own laws and customs.)

Answer 3

1) common law has something yo do w/ England
2) equity is something y! gave away
3) this is not the best answer, but i still like reading

Answer 4

I have no idea. This answer should not be the best. but it is better than the first.