Remedies in Contract and TortCambridge University Press, 2002 - 634 стор. Remedies is the subject of increasing academic interest. It is one of the key organising concepts of the obligations approach to the common law, the pre-eminent approach in law schools, now officially sanctioned by the Law Society. This second edition modernizes the first edition quite considerably. This work determines the place of remedies in contract and tort within the current debate about the reform of the common law obligation. |
Зміст
Table of statutes | xxi |
the function and structure of remedies | 3 |
the concept of efficient breach | 11 |
178 | 17 |
Exceptions to the general preference for compensatory damages | 21 |
Forebearance alternative dispute resolution | 27 |
Alternative dispute resolution ADR | 38 |
Complaints and threats to reputation | 44 |
The proper limits of restitution following nonperformance of | 282 |
Objectives of the law D Harris | 289 |
Causation mitigation and contributory | 296 |
Mitigation | 307 |
The legal rules on remoteness of damage | 313 |
Torts involving deliberate wrongdoing | 330 |
Retaking of chattels | 336 |
Loss of earnings | 342 |
Termination for failure to perform | 51 |
Forfeiture of advance payments or of rights over property or arising | 58 |
Consumer protection D Harris | 65 |
The protected contractual interests R Halson | 73 |
Evaluation of loss in terms of the market | 82 |
The detailed legal rules on remoteness | 94 |
Interest and special damages for late payment | 107 |
The importance of competitive supply | 114 |
Scope of the rules of mitigation | 120 |
Expenditure incurred by C in reliance on the contract but not towards | 128 |
Incentives to perform | 138 |
Appraisal | 146 |
Introduction D Campbell | 153 |
Debt and mitigation | 160 |
Specific performance D Campbell | 166 |
Equitable factors relevant to the exercise of the courts discretion | 178 |
s 256 | 186 |
Practical factors relevant to the exercise of the courts discretion | 187 |
Specific performance on terms | 193 |
Distinguishing between negative and positive undertakings | 200 |
Performance by a substitute D Campbell | 210 |
Appraisal of literal enforcement D Campbell | 217 |
Existing forms of restitution D Campbell | 231 |
Services rendered by C to D | 235 |
Rescission for common mistake and frustration | 241 |
The expansion of restitution D Campbell | 255 |
499 | 259 |
The restitutionary disgorgement of the gains from breach | 262 |
Would restitution correct the wrong? | 268 |
Expenses arising from Cs disability | 363 |
The calculation of damages | 369 |
deductions from damages | 382 |
Interest | 389 |
Claims under the Fatal Accidents Act 1976 | 393 |
the multiplicand | 399 |
The damages system in practice D Campbell | 405 |
Compensation outside the damages system | 412 |
Compensation for personal injury by accident | 427 |
a new direction | 453 |
Injunction | 473 |
The legal criteria for the choice between injunction and damages | 478 |
Damages in lieu of an injunction | 488 |
Interference and the problem of social cost | 496 |
Obstacles to negotiated solutions and the courts response | 510 |
Protecting the right to occupy or use land D Harris | 520 |
Protecting the right to use chattels D Harris | 530 |
Civil Liability Contribution | 536 |
Misappropriation | 541 |
Unauthorised | 547 |
Misrepresentation | 553 |
The economic torts | 563 |
An Australian remedy | 572 |
Concurrent liability in contract and tort D Harris | 575 |
Contract | 594 |
Concurrent liability and bad faith breach | 604 |
Interim mandatory injunctions | 612 |
Death | 618 |
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Remedies in Contract and Tort Donald Renshaw Harris,David Campbell,Roger Halson Попередній перегляд недоступний - 2002 |
Загальні терміни та фрази
A-G v Blake accident action actually affd arising assessed avoid award benefit breach of contract buyer C's damages C's loss causation caused chattel circumstances Co-operative Insurance Society commercial common law compensation consequences consumer surplus Corpn Council D's breach earnings economic effect efficient breach entitled exemplary damages expectation expenditure expenses failure grant harm House of Lords Ibid incentive incurred injunction interest land Law Commission law of contract Law Quarterly Review Law Review liability literal enforcement litigation Lloyd's Rep Lord Chancellor's Department loss of profits mitigation negligence negotiations non-pecuniary loss nuisance obligation paid payment personal injury position principle problem quantum meruit reasonable recognised reliance remoteness restitutionary remedy risk rules Ruxley situation social security specific performance specific relief substitute suffered terminate third party tort transaction costs Wagon Mound Wrotham Park
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