Abstract
The inspiration for this excellent set of nineteen essays was a conference on the topic of fusion organised by the editors in Sydney in December, 2004. The idea of fusion never fails to ignite the tinder of academic interest with dramatic exothermic effects, but, as Justice McLachlin points out in her foreword, it also engages the pragmatic interest of practitioners and judges by raising contemporary questions about the role of equitable doctrines and remedies in the field of commercial law.
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