Doctrine of Clean Hands

The video explains the concept of equitable doctrine, focusing on the court's power to provide fair solutions when legal remedies are unavailable. It introduces equitable remedies like restitution and transaction rescission. The doctrine of clean hands is discussed, emphasizing that a party seeking equitable relief must not have acted in bad faith. The video differentiates between equitable and legal remedies, noting that equitable remedies do not involve awarding damages. The clean hands doctrine serves as a defense, preventing relief for parties who are at fault.

What are some examples of equitable remedies mentioned in the text?

Differentiate between equitable remedies and legal remedies based on the text.

What is the doctrine of clean hands in the context of equitable remedies?

Explain the significance of acting in good faith when seeking an equitable remedy.

How does the doctrine of clean hands affect a plaintiff's ability to receive equitable relief?