This article gives an account of the law relating to restitutionary recovery for benefits conferred by parties to agreements which are unenforceable as a result of the minority of one of the parties. It is argued that the case law offers rules which are inconsistent and unsatisfactory in policy terms but that a sound judicial restatement of them utilizing themes developed in the Canadian cases is both possible and desirabl
This Article explores the divergence in law and convergence in economics in dealing with harms and b...
A person who has been unjustly enriched at the expense of an-other is required to make restitution t...
The law of restitution has been the forgotten step-child of American private law for many decades. T...
Professor Stewart Macaulay wondered in 1959 whether restitution, a set of doctrines applied in a wid...
Contracting parties sometimes have a claim to recover money paid in advance, or for reasonable payme...
This Article addresses the issues that are peculiar to claims of minors in North Carolina. Persons w...
Part one. Introduction. Historical background -- A Canadian law of restitution -- General principles...
This article begins with a brief discussion of restitution as a remedy for breach of contract under ...
In order to recover in restitution the plaintiff must establish, first, that a legal benefit was con...
The objective of this project paper is to look into the agreements made by minors whose contractual ...
It is hornbook law that restitution is sometimes available as an alternative remedy to a party who h...
This is the accepted author manuscript. The final version is available via Lexis®Library.This articl...
Alone among the great restatements of the common law published by the American Law Institute in the ...
This article deals with statutes in the UK which have established a system for recovering from damag...
‘Collateral benefits’ received by accident victims also seeking damages at common law pose problems ...
This Article explores the divergence in law and convergence in economics in dealing with harms and b...
A person who has been unjustly enriched at the expense of an-other is required to make restitution t...
The law of restitution has been the forgotten step-child of American private law for many decades. T...
Professor Stewart Macaulay wondered in 1959 whether restitution, a set of doctrines applied in a wid...
Contracting parties sometimes have a claim to recover money paid in advance, or for reasonable payme...
This Article addresses the issues that are peculiar to claims of minors in North Carolina. Persons w...
Part one. Introduction. Historical background -- A Canadian law of restitution -- General principles...
This article begins with a brief discussion of restitution as a remedy for breach of contract under ...
In order to recover in restitution the plaintiff must establish, first, that a legal benefit was con...
The objective of this project paper is to look into the agreements made by minors whose contractual ...
It is hornbook law that restitution is sometimes available as an alternative remedy to a party who h...
This is the accepted author manuscript. The final version is available via Lexis®Library.This articl...
Alone among the great restatements of the common law published by the American Law Institute in the ...
This article deals with statutes in the UK which have established a system for recovering from damag...
‘Collateral benefits’ received by accident victims also seeking damages at common law pose problems ...
This Article explores the divergence in law and convergence in economics in dealing with harms and b...
A person who has been unjustly enriched at the expense of an-other is required to make restitution t...
The law of restitution has been the forgotten step-child of American private law for many decades. T...