Following a link on Steve Hedley's Private Law Theory blog, I have just read Eric Clive's discussion in European Private Law News of a seminar held last Friday in Edinburgh, which is available here:

http://www.epln.law.ed.ac.uk/2016/02/29/farewell-to-unjustified-enrichment/

Both the seminar, given by Nils Jansen, and the account carry the title "Farewell to unjustified enrichment?" Eric Clive's conclusion: "Farewell to unjustified enrichment? No thanks. Radical thinking designed to keep unjustified enrichment law within reasonable bounds? Yes please."

Highly recommended!

Lionel

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