Restitution
front page

What's new?

Archive front page

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2007

2006

2008

2009

Getting back to restitution, many RDG members will know that the Mansfield Press, publisher of the Restitution Law Review, is now an imprint (or something like that) of LLP Professional Publishing (formerly, I think, Lloyds of London Press).

For 2000 the RLR has been changed to a quarterly format. Part 2 came out in June and has four articles, four notes and a book review. I have not had sight of Part 1. I presume that the annual digests will be in either or both of Part 3 or Part 4.

The table of contents for Part 2:
J Edelman, "Restitutionary Damages and Disgorgement Claims for Breach of Contract"
M Brown, "Suretyship and Marriage: Notice v. Unconscionability"
S Degeling, "Carers' Claims: Unjust Enrichment and Tort (Law Com No 262)"
G Goldberg, "Certain Contemporary Confusions Concerning Consideration, a Common Count and Conversion"
M Bryan, "Where Constitutional Basis for Payment has Failed" (note on Roxborough v Rothmans)
J Edelman, "Assessing Damages for a Breach of Confidence" (note on Cadbury Schweppes v FBI Foods)
K Dharmananda and T Oelsner, "The UN Compensation Commission's Consideration of Damages in the Context of Gain"
N Enonchong, "Restitution Following Illegal Fee-Sharing Agreement with Solicitor" (note on Mohamed v Alaga)
C Rotherham, review of J Dietrich, "Restitution: A New Perspective"

The price has unfortunately also gone up. The rate for individual academics in the UK is £95, and somewhat higher elsewhere.

Lionel