Members will be interested to learn of the publication by Hart of The Restatement Third: Restitution and Unjust Enrichment:
Critical and Comparative Essays. Congratulations are due to the editors, Charles Mitchell and Bill Swadling, and to all the contributors:
1. Rights and Value; Means and Ends: Ben McFarlane
2. Direct and Indirect Enrichment at the Claimant’s Expense in Three-Party Cases: Birke Häcker
3. § 38 and the Lost Doctrine of Failure of Consideration: Frederick Wilmot-Smith
4. Duress and Related Forms of Pressure: A Comparative Perspective: Jacques du Plessis
5. Undue Influence: Lessons from America?: William Swadling
6. Denials and Defences in the Law of Unjust Enrichment: James Goudkamp and Charles Mitchell
7. Is There a Defence of Good Consideration?: Andrew Burrows
8. The Distinctiveness of Law and Equity and the Taxonomy of the Constructive Trust: Keith Mason
9. Proprietary Remedies for Unjust Enrichment: Demystifying the Constructive Trust and Analysing Intentions: Lusina Ho
10. The Restatement of Liabilities in Restitution: Stephen Smith
?11. Restitution for Wrongs: Nicholas McBride
12. Comparisons with Book VII of the Draft Common Frame of Reference: Gerhard Danneman
The attached flyer includes a code that allows you to order the book at a 20% discount. (The editors might wish to speak to Hart Publishing about the title on the flyer: “Hart Publishing is delighted to give you information about their latest Contract
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With best wishes,
Lionel
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