Altruism in Private Law/Subrogation (Lionel Smith, 18 Jan 2006)

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Sender:	Lionel Smith
Date:	Wed, 18 Jan 2006 15:52:59 -0500
Re:	Altruism in Private Law/Subrogation

Recently published by OUP is a monograph, Altruism in Private Law, by Jeroen Kortmann. It is a comparative study of liability for non-feasance and of the legal regulation of unrequested intervention in another's affairs.

Also, although it goes back a little bit, I have only recently seen Johann Dieckmann's article in (2004) 8 Edinburgh Law Review 329, "Scots Influence on English Law: the Guarantor's Right to Derivative Recourse (Subrogation)". This comparative study contrasts the unjust enrichment approach to subrogation with other understandings.

Lionel

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