Equity never challenged the Common Law as the basis of all the laws of the land. Indeed, Equity could not have existed without the Common Law, since the Chancellor originally merely
interfered here and there in order to do justice between the parties where the Common Law
failed to provide a remedy. It was only later that Equity developed into a distinct body of rules
and principles. Most of these principles would be meaningless if divorced from the rules of
Common Law on to which they are engrafted and supplement.
This has been given further thorough explaination in the course of the lecture.

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