reword to be shorter: Equity has two areas of jurisdiction.

• exclusive' jurisdiction of equity. It encompasses the rights and obligations that are only recognised in equity and have no close link to the common law. This is where equity operates as an extension of the law providing remedies that common law is unable to provide. An example of this is equity's recognition of trusts and fiduciary relationships.
• concurrent' jurisdiction. The is the area where equity supplements common law rights and obligations. In this jurisdiction the plaintiff will have a cause of action at common law but equity supplements the position of the parties, such as where common law remedies are inadequate. Equity can provide remedies like an injunction, specific performance, rescission, constructive trust.