2004Medical Entomology and ZoologyRequires access

The law and ethics of restitution

Ḥanokh Dagan

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1. Introduction 2. Preventing unjust enrichment 3. Mistakes 4. Other-regarding conferrals of benefits 5. Self-interested conferrals of benefits 6. Restitution in contexts of informal intimacy 7. Wrongful enrichments 8. Restitution in a contractual context 9. Restitution in bankruptcy 10. Reasons for restitution.

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1. Introduction 2. Preventing unjust enrichment 3. Mistakes 4. Other-regarding conferrals of benefits 5. Self-interested conferrals of benefits 6. Restitution in contexts of informal intimacy 7. Wrongful enrichments 8. Restitution in a contractual context 9. Restitution in bankruptcy 10. Reasons for restitution.

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1. Introduction 2. Preventing unjust enrichment 3. Mistakes 4. Other-regarding conferrals of benefits 5. Self-interested conferrals of benefits 6. Restitution in contexts of informal intimacy 7. Wrongful enrichments 8. Restitution in a contractual context 9. Restitution in bankruptcy 10. Reasons for restitution.

Key concepts: Restitution, Unjust enrichment, Bankruptcy, Context (archaeology), Law, Business, Law and economics, Political science

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