New perspectives on property law, obligations and restitution

By:

Hudson Alastair

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Publication details: London Cavendish Publishing Ltd. 2004Description: 378p xiISBN:

9781859418420

Subject(s):

1. Contract Law - Principles - U K2. Torts Law - Principles - U K3. Unjust Enrichment - U K

DDC classification:

346.022000 HUD

Contents:

Contents BOOK COVER; TITLE; COPYRIGHT; Preface; List of contributors; CONTENTS; Introduction; 1 The unbearable lightness of property; 2 The virtue ethics of private property a framework and implications; 3 The relationship between property law and tort law; 4 Property and contract where are we; 5 The Land Registration Act 2002 and the nature of ownership; 6 The reform of property law and the Land Registration Act 2002 a risk assessment; 7 The taxonomic approach to restitution; 8 The theory of unjust enrichment; 9 Property and unjust enrichment a misunderstood relationship.

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Contents
BOOK COVER; TITLE;
COPYRIGHT; Preface;
List of contributors;
CONTENTS; Introduction;
1 The unbearable lightness of property;
2 The virtue ethics of private property a framework and implications;
3 The relationship between property law and tort law;
4 Property and contract where are we;
5 The Land Registration Act 2002 and the nature of ownership;
6 The reform of property law and the Land Registration Act 2002 a risk assessment;
7 The taxonomic approach to restitution;
8 The theory of unjust enrichment;
9 Property and unjust enrichment a misunderstood relationship.

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