Mistaken Improvers and a Recognisable Law of Unjust Enrichment
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Struan Scott, ‘Mistaken Improvers and a Recognisable Law of Unjust Enrichment’ in Structure and Justification in Private Law: Essays for Peter Birks, C Rickett & R Grantham eds., Hart Publishing, Oxford (2008), 245-265. [ISBN: 978-1-84113-807-7].
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Abstract:
This chapter considers the application of the Birksian theoretical structure for restitution/unjust enrichment to cases involving mistaken improvers of land. This is a small but problematic area of the law. It raises the key issue of whether fault is (or should be) a relevant consideration for unjust enrichment claims.
Date:
2008
Editor:
Rickett, C; Grantham, R
Publisher:
Hart Publishing
Pages:
245-265
ISBN:
978-1-84113-807-7
Keywords:
Law of restitution; Unjust enrichment; Property law
Research Type:
Chapter in Book
Languages:
English
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