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List I (Decided Cases) List II (Principle Stated)
a. Aequitaes est corectio legis generalities latae, qua parte deficit 1. Equity never counteracts law
b. Aequitaes sequitur legem 2. Equity is a correction of the general law in the part where it is defective
c. Aequitaes nunqua contravenit leges 3. The law helps the vigilant and not he dormant
d. Vigilantibus, non dormientibus jura subvenient 4. Equity follows the law

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Correct Answer: Option D
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