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Page 133
... circumstances . Academics had for many years contended that a change of circumstances defence was necessary at common law in order for a Court to do justice in claims bought in restitution for the repayment of money . This defence was ...
... circumstances . Academics had for many years contended that a change of circumstances defence was necessary at common law in order for a Court to do justice in claims bought in restitution for the repayment of money . This defence was ...
Page 136
... circumstances referred to in the Restatement , a change of circumstances defence should be available . His Honour took an expansive view of Lord Goff's statement on change of circumstance and observed : With respect to the change of ...
... circumstances referred to in the Restatement , a change of circumstances defence should be available . His Honour took an expansive view of Lord Goff's statement on change of circumstance and observed : With respect to the change of ...
Page 444
... circumstances into account . These circumstances may change from age to age , and their impact will vary from case to case . Lord Nicholls listed ten " circumstances " which may be relevant in the duty / interest analysis - the ...
... circumstances into account . These circumstances may change from age to age , and their impact will vary from case to case . Lord Nicholls listed ten " circumstances " which may be relevant in the duty / interest analysis - the ...
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