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Page 284
... remedies , it is arguable that there is scope for the use of such remedies for breaches of contract , and , rather less likely ( given the wording of s 10 ( 1 ) ( c ) ) for torts against property , and , in relation to the Equitable ...
... remedies , it is arguable that there is scope for the use of such remedies for breaches of contract , and , rather less likely ( given the wording of s 10 ( 1 ) ( c ) ) for torts against property , and , in relation to the Equitable ...
Page 288
... remedies to one or more of the parties , particularly where one has received a benefit from the other . In certain ( rather limited ) cases , the law of quasi - contract enabled one or more of the parties to recover money paid or other ...
... remedies to one or more of the parties , particularly where one has received a benefit from the other . In certain ( rather limited ) cases , the law of quasi - contract enabled one or more of the parties to recover money paid or other ...
Page 430
... Remedies Act 1979 ( at pp 135 , 155-156 ) , where a contract is cancelled it is no longer necessary to have regard to the common law rules regulating recovery of money had and received . The requirements of " rescission of the contract ...
... Remedies Act 1979 ( at pp 135 , 155-156 ) , where a contract is cancelled it is no longer necessary to have regard to the common law rules regulating recovery of money had and received . The requirements of " rescission of the contract ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 1 |
CENSORSHIP | 16 |
CONSTITUTIONAL | 22 |
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