Abbott is appealing the "inequitable conduct" ruling that it deceived the Patent Office.
Gandhi arrived in a deeply divided and inequitable South Africa, carved up into separate colonies, ruled by British expatriates and Afrikaners of Dutch descent.
This rules out certain claims that would be inequitable on the part of the claimant or unfair towards the agent.
The Suffolk County judge Jeffrey Spinner ruled in court that OneWest's conduct was "inequitable, unconscionable, vexatious and opprobrious" for the way it treated a Long Island couple in 2009.
Hell, since 1984 alone the state has lost five major decisions in education lawsuits and has another one before the Texas Supreme Court after a judge earlier ruled that schools were funded in an "inadequate, inequitable, and unconstitutional way".
Countries that score poorly in the Rule of Law Index can be simultaneously corrupt, inequitable and disinclined to devise or enforce laws for health.
On March 31, the commissioner ruled that the city's shared-space plan was inequitable.
Federal legislation and jurisprudence applicable to tribal lands are distinct from rules that apply to nontribal lands, and are typically inconsistent and inequitable.
In June, the court ruled, in a split decision, that while his situation was "inequitable," the law held no relief because a 1947 provision specifies that employers do not have to pay for "normal" commutes.
Earlier this year, a state district judge in Austin ruled that the state's financing of public schools was unconstitutionally inequitable and inadequate, and illegally creates a de facto statewide property tax.
