Equity does not suffer him who holds a true right to prosecute it to extremes. 衡平法不允许享有真正权利的人将其权利行使至极端。 这项衡平法基本原则的拉丁文为aequitas non sinit eum qui jus verum tenuit，extremum jus persequi。
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Equity does not permit a person to get double satisfaction for the same grievance. 衡平法不允许一个人因同一损害而获得双重赔偿。 这项衡平法基本原则的拉丁文是aequitas non sinit ut eandem rem duplici via simul quis persequatur。
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Equity does not supply those things which may be in the hands of the complainant. 衡平法不提供可能在原告手中之物。 这项衡平法原则的拉丁文是aequitas non supplet ea quae in manu orantis esse possunt。
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Jane Doe. A fictitious name for a female party to a legal proceeding, used because the party’s true identity is unknown or because her real name is being withheld. — Also termed Jane Roe; Mary Major. Cf. JOHN DOE. [Cases: Federal Civil Procedure 101; Parties 73.]
John Doe action 轶名被告诉讼 １对不知名的未投保险的驾车者以「约翰·多伊」为名提起的诉讼；２原告不知被告真实姓名的情况下，以「约翰·多伊」为名提起的诉讼。
Equity does not cure defects in positive requirements of the law. 衡平法对普通法的实在规定中的缺陷不予纠正。这条衡平法格言的拉丁文为aequitas non medetur defectu eorum quae jure positivo requisita alium。
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An anonymous defendant labeled “John Doe” because the plaintiff does not, at the time of filing suit, know the person’s name. • John Doe defendants are common in several situations, such as police-brutality lawsuits in which the plaintiff does not know the names of the officers allegedly at fault. See JOHN DOE.
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Equity does justice completely，not by halves. 衡平法要实现完全公正，而非部分公正。 这是衡平法的一项基本原则。
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Equity does not confuse jurisdiction. 衡平法不使管辖权混乱。 这项衡平法格言的拉丁文是aequitas jurisdictiones non confundit。
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