Reading Statutes in Light of Historic Principles of Equity

Holmberg v. Armbrecht, 327 U.S. 392, 395 (1946): "When Congress leaves to the federal courts the formulation of remedial details, it can hardly expect them to break with historic principles of equity in the enforcement of federally-created equitable rights."

Comments

[Don Nico]

I'd note that when Bray writes about "equity" that word does not mean the same as it does in "diversity, equity, and inclusion."