ABSTRACT
This chapter explores aspects of Equity and Tort Law that make them different from each other (how they enforce obligations and what sort of obligations they recognise) and what they can learn from each other when they operate in the other’s natural territory, such as in holding equitable wrongdoers liable for their wrongs and in making public bodies liable for failures to act.
McBride, Nicholas, Equity/Tort: Each a Doctor and Student of the Other (April 24, 2024), University of Cambridge Faculty of Law Research Paper; in William Day and Julius Grower (eds), Borderlines in Private Law (Oxford University Press, 2024).
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