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Concepts and principles in unjust enrichment : a comparative study

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posted on 2004-01-01, 00:00 authored by John Bede. Donnelly
Concepts and principles of unjust enrichment are the theoretical basis of unified rules that impose obligations to make restitution of enrichments that are legally unjust. Their origins are found in centuries of developing legal constructs and curial reasoning that has defined the rules in an independent branch of legal taxonomy.

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v, 276 leaves ; 30 cm.

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eng

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Thesis (D.Juridical Sc.)--Deakin University, Victoria, 2004.

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D.Juridical Sc.

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Faculty of Business and Law

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School of Law

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    Unjust enrichment - AustraliaUnjust enrichment - Great Britain

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