2016•Oxford University Commonwealth Law JournalRequires access

What is ‘unjust enrichment’ for?

Steve Hedley

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By many accounts, unjust enrichment is well-developed as an aspect of private law, distinct from property, contract and tort. But the reasons justifying it are not. The modern scholarship gives ela...

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By many accounts, unjust enrichment is well-developed as an aspect of private law, distinct from property, contract and tort. But the reasons justifying it are not. The modern scholarship gives ela...

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By many accounts, unjust enrichment is well-developed as an aspect of private law, distinct from property, contract and tort. But the reasons justifying it are not. The modern scholarship gives ela...

Key concepts: Unjust enrichment, Law, Political science, Restitution

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