Corrective Justice (Mitchell McInnes, 26 Feb 1996)

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Sender:	Mitchell McInnes
Date:	Mon, 26 Feb 1996 11:04:46 +0000 (MUT)
Re:	Corrective Justice

It occasionally is said that the law of restitution (at least in the subtractive enrichment sense) is based upon a notion of corrective justice. The issue was explored in Barker, "Unjust Enrichment: Containing the Beast" (1995) 15 OJLS 457. Does anyone know of additional citations or have any thoughts on the matter? Specifically, I am interested in the issue as it pertains to the second element of the principle of unjust enrichment ("at the plaintiff's expense").

Mitchell McInnes
University of Melbourne

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