According to the Earl of Oxford's Case, in case of conflict between equity and common law:
The Earl of Oxford's Case established that where equity and the common law conflict, equity prevails, not that common law prevails, that the two are equal, or that the court…
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According to the Earl of Oxford's Case, in case of conflict between equity and common law:
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The Earl of Oxford's Case established that where equity and the common law conflict, equity prevails, not that common law prevails, that the two are equal, or that the court simply dismisses the case.