Equity XX
8)
Equity acts in personam. Equity acts against a person as opposed to acting in
rem i.e. acting against a thing or acting over something that the court does
not have jurisdiction against or acting against the world at large. Hence
equity does not interfere with common law but rather acts in tandem with it or
alongside it to ensure that justice is done. When acting in personam, the
courts generally will not interfere with land or titles abroad, or decide on matters
which do not fall within the scope, ambit or jurisdiction of the court.
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