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If LAW3111 has you speaking in maxims and waking up in a cold sweat muttering “equity will not assist a volunteer”… you’re not alone. This unit is deceptively technical and the exam is basically a test of whether you can run clean frameworks under pressure. I scored a 93 HD and I’m selling my final exam notes: 70 pages built for issue-spotting + answer structure, not vague vibes. What you get (high-yield, exam-first): A straight-to-business fiduciary duties framework: how to establish the relationship (accepted vs factual), define scope, apply no-conflict/no-profit, then move cleanly into defences (informed consent) and remedies. Clear, deployable coverage of Barnes v Addy: knowing receipt + knowing assistance, with the elements and knowledge thresholds laid out so you stop guessing what “knowledge” means in practice. Remedies that actually score: account of profits, equitable compensation (custodial vs non-custodial), constructive trust vs equitable lien, plus when courts get discretionary and why. A structured section on tracing (including mixing rules and when property becomes untraceable), so you can follow value like an adult instead of writing “traceable??” and praying. Assignment of property rights in equity broken into the core “situations” and steps (future property, imperfect gifts, equitable assignments). Why these notes work: They’re written as ready-to-run answer scripts: clean steps, authority prompts, and sequencing that aligns with how markers read. Less time reinventing the wheel, more time banking marks. Topics covered by the notes: - Breach of Confidence - Fiduciary Relationships and Breach of Fiduciary Duty - Personal Equitable Remedies - Proprietary Equitable Remedies - Assignment of Property Rights in Equity


Monash

Semester 1, 2026


70 pages

20,000 words

$29.00

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