Equity regards as done that which ought to be done.` Discuss this maxim making reference to the case of Pennington v Waine (2002)

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Equity regards as done that which ought to be done.` Discuss this maxim making reference to the case of Pennington v Waine (2002) EWCA CIV 227

`Question (1), `Equity regards as done that which ought to be done.` Discuss this maxim making reference to the case of Pennington v Waine (2002) EWCA CIV 227. Question (2), Maitland and Figgs shared a central concern: the law of trusts develops organically out of specific social, legal and cultural relationships. Discuss. Question (3a), "In my opinion, it is a very nice question whether a parol declaration of trust of this kind was or was not within the mischief of section 9 of the statute of Frauds...I do not think, however, that the question has to be decided for the purposes of this appeal." Why according to Viscount Simonds in Grey v IRC (1960) A.C.I, was it not necessary to resolve this question in order to determine the appeal? (3b), What is the relevance or the facts of this case? Grey v IRC 1960 ACI. Question (4), Fiona is the company director of Polari PLC. She wishes to leave money in trust in order to build tennis courts to be used by the employees of Polari PLC and their children. Advise Fiona. Question (5), Celia, Hugh and Binkie are trustees to the Grommet family trust. The trust deeds contain a clause prohibiting trustees from making investments without taking professional advice . In 2015 Binkie persuades Celia and Hugh to sign some documents releasing £10,000 for the purpose of investing that money in Possett PLC. It later emerges that the money was paid into Binkie`s own personal account . Binkie has been found liable for breach of trust. Advise Celia and Hugh. Question (6), Ben Dodd has just died. A provision in his will states: "I leave £10,000 to the inhabitants of the village of Knotty Elms. This money is to be used to erect a gold statue of myself in order that future generations of inhabitants and visitors will remember my good work." Advise the executors of Ben Dodd`s estate.