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This article is about the doctrine of the unjust enrichment. The name of the unjust enrichment in the old Roman law is “condictio”. The unjust enrichment means a benefit obtained from another, not intended as a present and not legally justifiable, for which the beneficiary should make recompense.
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This article is about the doctrine of the unjust enrichment. The name of the unjust enrichment in the old Roman law is “condictio”. The unjust enrichment means a benefit obtained from another, not intended as a present and not legally justifiable, for which the beneficiary should make recompense.
Key concepts: Unjust enrichment, Beneficiary, Doctrine, Constitution, Law, Civil code, Political science, Law and economics