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Unjust Enrichment in Recent So-Called 'Human Rights Litigation'

Noah Vardi

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The article published in a law review analyses the use of the typical private law institute of unjust enrichment as a basis for civil redress claims arising in so-called 'human rights litigation'.

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The article published in a law review analyses the use of the typical private law institute of unjust enrichment as a basis for civil redress claims arising in so-called 'human rights litigation'.

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The article published in a law review analyses the use of the typical private law institute of unjust enrichment as a basis for civil redress claims arising in so-called 'human rights litigation'.

Key concepts: Unjust enrichment, Plaintiff, Law, Tort, Political science, Human rights, Economic Justice, Common law

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