because of the many equitable issues involved in the matter; for example, unlike New York, California public policy favors applying equitable notions to contract cases.
If one party has made reasonable reliance to his detriment on the assurances/promises of the other party, the court may apply an equitable doctrine of Promissory Estoppel to award the non-breaching party a Reliance damages to compensate the party for the amount suffered as a result of the party's reasonable reliance on the agreement.
Our court first applied the equitable indemnity doctrine in City & County of S.F. v. Ho Sing (1958) 51 Cal.2d 127, 330 P.2d 802.
Removing the Rule as a standard of judicial review (if it were ever to happen) could lead the court to ignore the implications of applying its equitable powers without restraint, potentially allowing the balance to move too far in the direction of equity and resulting in far too many decisions coming under an entire fairness review.
Equity provided remedies in situations in which precedent or statutory law might not apply or be equitable.
First, we must respect the law of the land and apply it in equitable fashion for all citizens, and with respect to every religious and cultural community.
And, maybe most importantly, to keep time from being another way back to the gaps we seek to close, what kind of unequal resources do we need to apply to get equitable results within reasonably close amounts of time?
Given that equity in health is a foundational concept for GHR in general and the Teasdale-Corti program specifically, teams planned and implemented research in a manner that allowed knowledge to be broadly shared and applied to attain equitable health outcomes.
Congress should also move to apply the act's more equitable mandatory sentences to those in prison.
The Court of Appeals rejected Nautilus's arguments and held that equitable subrogation should apply, because the Security One/Urban Financial loan was in fact used to pay off the CitiMortgage and Bank of the West mortgage, but only to that extent.
