Where a right was recognised but the common-law courts gave no remedy, courts of equity stepped in with their own remedies. The trust is the best example.
A trustee takes trust property for his own use. The common law gives the beneficiary no remedy, but equity makes the trustee answerable.
Indian Trusts Act, 1882 and the Specific Relief Act, 1963 provide the remedies in India.
Asked among the maxims of equity with one example each.
No wrong goes unanswered.
Equity supplies a remedy where the common law gives none.