Restitution Law Review Volume 22

The Restitution Law Review is at the forefront in providing the latest information on the subject internationally. It has regularly stimulated developments in the subject and since its first issue has regularly been cited at the highest level in courts throughout the world.

The Restitution Law Review Volume 22:-

Articles

• The Transformation of Knowing Receipt; Rohan Havelock
  
• Estoppel by Representation as a Defence to Unjust Enrichment - the Vine has not Withered Yet; Jessica Hudson
  
• The Presumption of Undue Influence: Elderly Parents, their Adult Children and Transactions Between Them; Emily Knowles and Jane Knowler
  
• Native Sources and Comparative Resources: Unjust Enrichment in Brazil after the 2002 Civil Code; Dr Claudio Michelon
  
• Restitutionary Liability for Third Party Negligent Statements; Benedict Tompkins

Comment

• Secret Profits, Breach of Fiduciary Duty and the Constructive Trust in the Supreme Court; (FHR European Ventures v Cedar Capital); Professor Duncan Sheehan
  
• Change of Position: Retreating from Barros Mattos, then rocking the boat (O'Neil v Gale); Mat Campbell
  
• Trust Law's Limitations (Williams v Central Bank of Nigeria); Christopher Hare
  

Regional Digest

• Asia Pacific; Man Yip
  
• Australia; Professor Kit Barker
  
• BVI; Professor Gerard McMeel
  
• Canada; Professor Mitchell McInnes
  
• England and Wales; Professor Gerard McMeel
  
• European Union; Professor Alison Jones
  
• Ireland; Dr David Capper
  
• Israel; Yaacov Sharvitt
  
• New Zealand; Professor Peter Watts QC
  
• Scotland; Professor Robin Evans-Jones
  
• South Africa; Professor Helen Scott
  
• USA; Professor Mark Gergen

Book Reviews

• The Life of Thomas E Scrutton by David Foxton QC; Professor Andrew Tettenborn
• Informal Carers and Private Law by Brian Sloan; Professor Simon Degeling