<p><strong>Key Features:</strong><br />
Analyses and explains the theory, principles and practical application of unjust enrichment<br />
Shows how the rules are applied by the courts through detailed discussion of caselaw<br />
Organised in accordance with the precepts established by senior appellate courts, examining in turn: when claims are barred because the defendant&#39;s enrichment is justified by&nbsp; legal ground; when a defendant is enriched; when the enrichment is acquired at a claimant&#39;s expense; when the enrichment is unjust, what defences may be available, and what remedies may be awarded<br />
Combines lucid explanation of theoretical concepts with practical advice about pleading, etc.<br />
Heavily relied on by practitioners and frequently cited in court<br />
Written by a well-known and highly regarded team of subject experts</p>
