Equity as Meta-Law.¶
Smith, H. E. (2021). Equity as Meta-Law. Yale Law Journal, 130(5), 1050-1142.
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- This judgment is not arbitrary; it is constrained by principle, precedent, and transparency about the reasoning, an internal structure Newman (2014) maps in his lectures on equitable doctrine.
This sourceReconceives equity as 'meta-law' that supplements and sometimes overrides primary law via principled triggers (bad faith, disproportionate hardship), mapping how discretionary equitable judgment is internally structured and constrained rather than reduced to bare preference.
- This judgment is not arbitrary; it is constrained by principle, precedent, and transparency about the reasoning, an internal structure Newman (2014) maps in his lectures on equitable doctrine.
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