The law of restitution
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The law of restitution
（The common law library）
Sweet & Maxwell, 2007-
7th ed. / edited by Gareth Jones
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- 1st suppl. to the 7th ed
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"Up to date to February 11, 2009"--T.p. of 1st supple. to the 7th ed
Includes bibliographical references (main work, p. 915-918) and index
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[main work] ISBN 9780421926004
Description
This title contains the full text of the new Family Law (Scotland) Act 2005 with detailed annotations by an acknowledged expert, it also includes the full Matrimonial Homes (Family Protection) (Scotland) Act 1981 and the Family Law (Scotland) Act 1985 as amended, the Scottish section of the Civil Partnerships Act 2004 and selected sections of other amended legislation. This title is an essential purchase for family law and private client practitioners, assisting them to keep up to date with the most comprehensive change in family law in recent years and to understand its effect on existing legislation.
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1st suppl. to the 7th ed ISBN 9781847036056
Table of Contents
- Part I Introduction: General principles
- Proprietary claims and proprietary remedies
- Subrogation. Part II The Right of Restitution. Where the defendant has Acquired a Benefit from or by the Act of the Plaintiff: Mistake
- Compulsion
- Necessity
- Ineffective Transactions. Where the Defendant has Acquired from a Third Party a Benefit for Which he must Account to the Plaintiff. Where the Defendant has Acquired a Benefit Through his Own Wrongful Act. Part III Defences.
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