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Section 12. Between Equal Equities, The Law Will Prevail |
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This section is from the book "Popular Law Library Vol7 Equity Jurisprudence, Trusts, Equity Pleading", by Albert H. Putney. Also available from Amazon: Popular Law-Dictionary.
Where the equities are equal there is no reason for equity to favor one over the other, and the one with the legal title will therefore prevail.
Thus "where a debtor promised to secure two creditors holding equal claims, one of them, who obtained a conveyance, was held to have thereby acquired a legal advantage over the other which gave him the priority.17 As between two tax purchasers having equal equities one who had obtained the legal title through a sheriff's deed was awarded priority." 18 19
 
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