Compulsion and restitution: a historical and comparative study of the treatment of compulsion in Scottish private law with particular emphasis on its relevance to the law of restitution or unjustified enrichment
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| adam_text | CONTENTS
TABLE OF CASES XI
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS XVII
PREFACE XXI
CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION I
CHAPTER 2
COMPULSION DM ROMAN LAW
2*1 INTRODUCTION 5
2*2 COMPULSION AND THE REMEDIES BASED ON METUS 6
2.2.1 THE FORMULA OCTAVIANA 7
2.2.2 HADRIAN S EDKTUM PERPETUUM 8
I. THE EXCEPTIO METUS 10
II. IN INTEGRUM RESTITUTIO 10
III. THE ACTIO QUOD METUS CAUSA 11
IV. EXCURSUS: VOIDNESS OR VOIDABILITY? 13
2.3 COMPULSION AND THE CONDICTIONES 13
2.3.1 CLASSICAL LAW 14
2.3.2 POST-CLASSICAL LAW 16
I. THE CONDKTIO INDEBITI 16
II. THE CONDKTIO OB TURPEM VEL INIUSTAM CAUSAM 17
2.3.3 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE CONDICTIONES AND THE METUS
REMEDIES 19
2.4 COMPULSION AND REMEDIES OF PROPERTY LAW 20
2.5 CONCLUSIONS 22
CHAPTER 3
COMPULSION IN MEDIEVAL UNTIL
NINETEENTH^CENTURY SCOTS LAW
3.1 INTRODUCTION 25
3*2 THE EARLY RECORDS: THE THIRTEENTH TO SEVENTEENTH CENTURY 26
3.2.1 THE LAW OF
M
FEAR AND DREAD 26
I. THE CONTENT OF FEAR AND DREAD : THE VIR CONSTANS
AND JUSTUS METUS
2
7
II. THE NATURE OF THE RELIEF: GAINSAY YOUR DEED AND
IN INTEGRUM RESTITUTIO 3
3.2.2 COMPULSION AND THE CONDICTIONES 3
L
3.2.3 CANON LAW 3
2
V
J COMPULSION AND RESTITUTION
3.3 THE ERA OF THE INSTITUTIONAL WRITERS: THE SEVENTEENTH TO NINETEENTH
CENTURY 34
3.3.1 THE LAW OF FORCE AND FEAR 35
I. THE BASIS FOR RELIEF 35
(A) COACTUS VOLUI, TAMEN VOLUI 36
(B) FORCE AND FEAR AS FACTOR EXCLUDING CONSENT 37
II. THE CONTENT OFFEREE AND FEAR 38
(A) BATTERED WIVES 4
(B) MEN IN POWER 4
(C) HARM TO OTHERS 4
(D) DILIGENCE 4
1
(E) ACCUSATION OF CRIMINAL CONDUCT 4
2
III. THE EFFECT OF FORCE AND FEAR 4
2
(A) FORCE AND FEAR AS A DELINQUENCY OR DELICT 43
(B) FORCE AND FEAR AS A GROUND FOR REDUCTION 44
(C) VOIDNESS OR VOIDABILITY? 45
(D) INDIRECT ENRICHMENT 46
(E) EXCEPTION 47
3.3.2 COMPULSION AND THE CONDITIONS 48
I. COMPULSION AND UNDUE TRANSFERS: THE CONDKTIO INDEBITI 48
II. COMPULSION AND TRANSFERS OB TURPEM CAUSAM 51
(A) COMPULSION IN THE FORM OF FORCE AND FEAR 51
(B) OTHER FORMS OF COMPULSION 53
3.3.3 COMPULSION AND PROPERTY LAW: GIVING AND TAKING 55
3.4 CONCLUSIONS 57
CHAPTER 4
COMPULSION IN MODERN SCOTS LAW
4.1 INTRODUCTION 61
4.2 COMPULSION IN THE FORM OF FORCE AND FEAR 62
4.2.1. THE CONTENT OFFEREE AND FEAR 62
I. THE NATURE OF THE FEAR 62
II. THE NATURE OF THE THREATS OF HARM 63
(A) PERSONAL PHYSICAL HARM 64
(B) DILIGENCE 64
(C) PROSECUTION 66
(D) LOSS OF EMPLOYMENT 66
(E) DETENTION OF PROPERTY 67
(F) ECONOMIC DURESS 68
4.2.2 THE EFFECT OF FORCE AND FEAR 70
I. VOIDNESS OR VOIDABILITY? 70
II. FORCE AND FEAR AS A DEFENCE 72
III. RESTITUTIO IN INTEGRUM AND RESTITUTION 73
4.3 OTHER FORMS OF COMPULSION 74
4.3.1 COMPULSION AND THE RECOVERY OF UNDUE TRANSFERS 74
I. EXCESSIVE DEMANDS UNDER MONOPOLISTIC CONDITIONS 74
II. ULTRA VIRES DEMANDS FOR THE PAYMENT OF TAX 77
III. THE EFFECT OF A RESERVATION 79
COMPULSION AND RESTITUTION VII
4.3.2 COMPULSION AND THE RECOVERY OF TRANSFERS TAINTED BY
TURPITUDE 80
4.3.3 COMPULSION AND THE MEASURE OF RECOVERY 83
4.4 COMPULSION AS A DELICT 83
4.5 COMPULSION AND PROPERTY LAW 85
4.5.1 TRANSFER OF OWNERSHIP 85
4.5.2 LOSS OF POSSESSION 86
4.6 CONCLUSIONS 86
CHAPTER 5
COMPULSION IN ROMAN J)UTCH, SOUTH AFRICAN,
AND GERMAN LAW
5.1 INTRODUCTION 89
5.2 ROMAN-DUTCH LAW 90
5.2.1 THE CONTENT OF METUS 91
I. FEAR MUST BE INSPIRED ILLEGALLY OR CONTRA BONOS MORES 92
II. FEAR MUST BE JUSTIFIABLE OR IUSTUS 92
5.2.2 THE EFFECT OF METUS 92
I. VOIDNESS AND VOIDABILITY 93
II. RESTITUTIO IN INTEGRUM 94
III. INDIRECT ENRICHMENT 95
5.2.3 COMPULSION AND THE CONDKTIONES IN ROMAN-DUTCH LAW 95
I. THE CONDICTIO OB TURPEM VEL INJUSTAM CAUSAM 96
(A) TRANSFERS MADE PURSUANT TO THREATS OF HARMFUL
DELICTUAL OR CRIMINAL CONDUCT 98
(B) TRANSFERS MADE TO ENSURE PERFORMANCE OF A DUTY 98
(C) TRANSFERS MADE UNDER EXTORTED AGREEMENTS 99
II. THE CONDICTIO INDEBITI 99
5.3 SOUTH AFRICAN LAW 101
5.3.1 THE CONTENT OF METUS OR DURESS IN A CONTRACTUAL CONTEXT 101
5.3.2 THE EFFECT OF METUS OR DURESS IN CONTRACTUAL CONTEXT 105
I. VOIDABILITY, RESCISSION AND RESTITUTIO IN INTEGRUM 105
II. INDIRECT ENRICHMENT 105
5.3.3 COMPULSION AND THE CONDICTKMES 106
I. THE CONDICTIO OB TURPEM VEL INIUSTAM CAUSAM 106
II. THE CONDKTIO INDEBITI 107
5.4 GERMAN LAW 112
5.4.1 THE CONTENT OF COMPULSION 112
5.4.2 THE EFFECT OF COMPULSION 114
I. REMEDIES BASED ON UNJUSTIFIED ENRICHMENT 114
(A) COMPULSION, THE CONDICTIO OB TURPEM VEL INIUSTAM
CAUSAM AND §817 SENT. 1 BGB 117
(B) THE IN PARI TURPITUDINE RULE AND § 817 SENT. 2 BGB 118
(C) INDIRECT ENRICHMENT 118
II. OTHER REMEDIES 119
5-5 CONCLUSIONS 120
VIN
COMPULSION AND RESTITUTION
CHAPTER 6
AN EVALUATION OF THE TREATMENT OF COMPULSION
IN MODERN SCOTS LAW
6.1 INTRODUCTION
I2
3
6.2 COMPULSION IN THE FORM OF FORCE AND FEAR 123
6.2.1 THE CONTENT OF FORCE AND FEAR *
2
3
I. WHAT S IN A NAME?: FORCE AND FEAR , FORCE OR FEAR
AND EXTORTION
I2
3
II. VISABSOLUTA
12
&
III. VIS COMPULSIVA
I2
7
(A) REASONABLE FEAR 130
(B) ILLEGAL OR UNWARRANTABLE THREATS 13
6.2.2 THE EFFECT OF FORCE AND FEAR *3
2
I. VOIDNESS AND VOIDABILITY 13
2
II. RESTITUTIO IN INTEGRUM *33
6.3 OTHER FORMS OF COMPULSION 135
6.3.1 INTRODUCTION 135
6.3.2 THREATS NOT TO PERFORM A DUTY 136
6.3.3 ULTRA VIRES DEMANDS FOR THE PAYMENT OF TAX 138
6.4 CONCLUSIONS 14
1
CHAPTER 7
COMPULSION AND THE TAXONOMY OF THE SCOTS LAW OF
UNJUSTIFIED ENRICHMENT
7.1 OVERVIEW OF THE DEBATE 143
7.2 THE MAIN TAXONOMIES 144
7.2.1 THE GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE SUBJECT MATTER 144
7.2.2 THE TAXONOMIES OF THE INSTITUTIONAL WRITERS 145
I. STAIR 145
II. BANKTON 148
III. ERSKINE 149
IV. HUME 151
V. BELL 152
VI. CONCLUSIONS 153
7.2.3 THE MODERN TAXONOMIES 153
I. THE TRADITIONAL APPROACH: RESTITUTION, REPETITION AND
RECOMPENSE 154
II. THE UNJUST FACTORS APPROACH 156
III THE MODERN CIVILIAN APPROACH 160
IV. THE MODIFIED CIVILIAN APPROACH 163
V. THE UNJUSTIFIED UNLESS APPROACH 166
7.3 THE PLACE OF COMPULSION IN THE TAXONOMIES OF THE SCOTS LAW OF
UNJUSTIFIED ENRICHMENT 167
7.3.1 COMPULSION AS AN UNJUST FACTOR OR GROUND OF REPETITION 167
I. THE UNJUST FACTORS APPROACH 167
(A) UNDUE INFLUENCE 168
(B) LEGAL COMPULSION 170
COMPULSION AND RESTITUTION IX
(C) MORAL COMPULSION 171
(D) CIRCUMSTANTIAL COMPULSION 171
II. THE MODIFIED CIVILIAN APPROACH 174
(A) COMPULSION AS GROUND OF REPETITION IN CASES OF
FORCE AND FEAR 175
(B) COMPULSION AND THE CONDICTUMES 175
7.3.2 COMPULSION AND THE RETENTION OF TRANSFERS WITHOUT LEGAL
GROUND: THE MODERN CIVILIAN APPROACH 177
I. THE RETENTION OF UNDUE TRANSFERS: THE CONDICTIO INDEBITI 177
II. THE RETENTION OF TRANSFERS TAINTED BY TURPITUDE: THE
CONDICTIO OB TURPEM VEL INIUSTAM CAUSAM 179
III. THE CONDICTIO SINE CAUSA (SPECIAUS) 180
IV. FUTURE DEVELOPMENT 181
7.4 CONCLUSIONS 183
BIBLIOGRAPHY 187
INDEX 193
THE STAIR SOCIETY
OFFICE BEARERS 201
CONSTITUTION 203
PUBLICATIONS 205
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CONTENTS
TABLE OF CASES XI
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS XVII
PREFACE XXI
CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION I
CHAPTER 2
COMPULSION DM ROMAN LAW
2*1 INTRODUCTION 5
2*2 COMPULSION AND THE REMEDIES BASED ON METUS 6
2.2.1 THE FORMULA OCTAVIANA 7
2.2.2 HADRIAN'S EDKTUM PERPETUUM 8
I. THE EXCEPTIO METUS 10
II. IN INTEGRUM RESTITUTIO 10
III. THE ACTIO QUOD METUS CAUSA 11
IV. EXCURSUS: VOIDNESS OR VOIDABILITY? 13
2.3 COMPULSION AND THE CONDICTIONES 13
2.3.1 CLASSICAL LAW 14
2.3.2 POST-CLASSICAL LAW 16
I. THE CONDKTIO INDEBITI 16
II. THE CONDKTIO OB TURPEM VEL INIUSTAM CAUSAM 17
2.3.3 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE CONDICTIONES AND THE METUS
REMEDIES 19
2.4 COMPULSION AND REMEDIES OF PROPERTY LAW 20
2.5 CONCLUSIONS 22
CHAPTER 3
COMPULSION IN MEDIEVAL UNTIL
NINETEENTH^CENTURY SCOTS LAW
3.1 INTRODUCTION 25
3*2 THE EARLY RECORDS: THE THIRTEENTH TO SEVENTEENTH CENTURY 26
3.2.1 THE LAW OF
M
FEAR AND DREAD" 26
I. THE CONTENT OF "FEAR AND DREAD": THE VIR CONSTANS
AND JUSTUS METUS
2
7
II. THE NATURE OF THE RELIEF: "GAINSAY YOUR DEED" AND
IN INTEGRUM RESTITUTIO 3
3.2.2 COMPULSION AND THE CONDICTIONES 3
L
3.2.3 CANON LAW 3
2
V
J COMPULSION AND RESTITUTION
3.3 THE ERA OF THE INSTITUTIONAL WRITERS: THE SEVENTEENTH TO NINETEENTH
CENTURY 34
3.3.1 THE LAW OF FORCE AND FEAR 35
I. THE BASIS FOR RELIEF 35
(A) COACTUS VOLUI, TAMEN VOLUI 36
(B) FORCE AND FEAR AS FACTOR EXCLUDING CONSENT 37
II. THE CONTENT OFFEREE AND FEAR 38
(A) BATTERED WIVES 4
(B) MEN IN POWER 4
(C) HARM TO OTHERS 4
(D) DILIGENCE 4
1
(E) ACCUSATION OF CRIMINAL CONDUCT 4
2
III. THE EFFECT OF FORCE AND FEAR 4
2
(A) FORCE AND FEAR AS A DELINQUENCY OR DELICT 43
(B) FORCE AND FEAR AS A GROUND FOR REDUCTION 44
(C) VOIDNESS OR VOIDABILITY? 45
(D) INDIRECT ENRICHMENT 46
(E) EXCEPTION 47
3.3.2 COMPULSION AND THE CONDITIONS 48
I. COMPULSION AND UNDUE TRANSFERS: THE CONDKTIO INDEBITI 48
II. COMPULSION AND TRANSFERS OB TURPEM CAUSAM 51
(A) COMPULSION IN THE FORM OF FORCE AND FEAR 51
(B) OTHER FORMS OF COMPULSION 53
3.3.3 COMPULSION AND PROPERTY LAW: GIVING AND TAKING 55
3.4 CONCLUSIONS 57
CHAPTER 4
COMPULSION IN MODERN SCOTS LAW
4.1 INTRODUCTION 61
4.2 COMPULSION IN THE FORM OF FORCE AND FEAR 62
4.2.1. THE CONTENT OFFEREE AND FEAR 62
I. THE NATURE OF THE FEAR 62
II. THE NATURE OF THE THREATS OF HARM 63
(A) PERSONAL PHYSICAL HARM 64
(B) DILIGENCE 64
(C) PROSECUTION 66
(D) LOSS OF EMPLOYMENT 66
(E) DETENTION OF PROPERTY 67
(F) ECONOMIC DURESS 68
4.2.2 THE EFFECT OF FORCE AND FEAR 70
I. VOIDNESS OR VOIDABILITY? 70
II. FORCE AND FEAR AS A DEFENCE 72
III. RESTITUTIO IN INTEGRUM AND RESTITUTION 73
4.3 OTHER FORMS OF COMPULSION 74
4.3.1 COMPULSION AND THE RECOVERY OF UNDUE TRANSFERS 74
I. EXCESSIVE DEMANDS UNDER MONOPOLISTIC CONDITIONS 74
II. ULTRA VIRES DEMANDS FOR THE PAYMENT OF TAX 77
III. THE EFFECT OF A RESERVATION 79
COMPULSION AND RESTITUTION VII
4.3.2 COMPULSION AND THE RECOVERY OF TRANSFERS TAINTED BY
TURPITUDE 80
4.3.3 COMPULSION AND THE MEASURE OF RECOVERY 83
4.4 COMPULSION AS A DELICT 83
4.5 COMPULSION AND PROPERTY LAW 85
4.5.1 TRANSFER OF OWNERSHIP 85
4.5.2 LOSS OF POSSESSION 86
4.6 CONCLUSIONS 86
CHAPTER 5
COMPULSION IN ROMAN J)UTCH, SOUTH AFRICAN,
AND GERMAN LAW
5.1 INTRODUCTION 89
5.2 ROMAN-DUTCH LAW 90
5.2.1 THE CONTENT OF METUS 91
I. FEAR MUST BE INSPIRED ILLEGALLY OR CONTRA BONOS MORES 92
II. FEAR MUST BE JUSTIFIABLE OR IUSTUS 92
5.2.2 THE EFFECT OF METUS 92
I. VOIDNESS AND VOIDABILITY 93
II. RESTITUTIO IN INTEGRUM 94
III. INDIRECT ENRICHMENT 95
5.2.3 COMPULSION AND THE CONDKTIONES IN ROMAN-DUTCH LAW 95
I. THE CONDICTIO OB TURPEM VEL INJUSTAM CAUSAM 96
(A) TRANSFERS MADE PURSUANT TO THREATS OF HARMFUL
DELICTUAL OR CRIMINAL CONDUCT 98
(B) TRANSFERS MADE TO ENSURE PERFORMANCE OF A DUTY 98
(C) TRANSFERS MADE UNDER EXTORTED AGREEMENTS 99
II. THE CONDICTIO INDEBITI 99
5.3 SOUTH AFRICAN LAW 101
5.3.1 THE CONTENT OF METUS OR DURESS IN A CONTRACTUAL CONTEXT 101
5.3.2 THE EFFECT OF METUS OR DURESS IN CONTRACTUAL CONTEXT 105
I. VOIDABILITY, RESCISSION AND RESTITUTIO IN INTEGRUM 105
II. INDIRECT ENRICHMENT 105
5.3.3 COMPULSION AND THE CONDICTKMES 106
I. THE CONDICTIO OB TURPEM VEL INIUSTAM CAUSAM 106
II. THE CONDKTIO INDEBITI 107
5.4 GERMAN LAW 112
5.4.1 THE CONTENT OF COMPULSION 112
5.4.2 THE EFFECT OF COMPULSION 114
I. REMEDIES BASED ON UNJUSTIFIED ENRICHMENT 114
(A) COMPULSION, THE CONDICTIO OB TURPEM VEL INIUSTAM
CAUSAM AND §817 SENT. 1 BGB 117
(B) THE IN PARI TURPITUDINE RULE AND § 817 SENT. 2 BGB 118
(C) INDIRECT ENRICHMENT 118
II. OTHER REMEDIES 119
5-5 CONCLUSIONS 120
VIN
COMPULSION AND RESTITUTION
CHAPTER 6
AN EVALUATION OF THE TREATMENT OF COMPULSION
IN MODERN SCOTS LAW
6.1 INTRODUCTION
I2
3
6.2 COMPULSION IN THE FORM OF FORCE AND FEAR 123
6.2.1 THE CONTENT OF FORCE AND FEAR *
2
3
I. WHAT'S IN A NAME?: "FORCE AND FEAR", "FORCE OR FEAR"
AND "EXTORTION"
I2
3
II. VISABSOLUTA
12
&
III. VIS COMPULSIVA
I2
7
(A) REASONABLE FEAR 130
(B) ILLEGAL OR UNWARRANTABLE THREATS 13
6.2.2 THE EFFECT OF FORCE AND FEAR *3
2
I. VOIDNESS AND VOIDABILITY 13
2
II. RESTITUTIO IN INTEGRUM *33
6.3 OTHER FORMS OF COMPULSION 135
6.3.1 INTRODUCTION 135
6.3.2 THREATS NOT TO PERFORM A DUTY 136
6.3.3 ULTRA VIRES DEMANDS FOR THE PAYMENT OF TAX 138
6.4 CONCLUSIONS 14
1
CHAPTER 7
COMPULSION AND THE TAXONOMY OF THE SCOTS LAW OF
UNJUSTIFIED ENRICHMENT
7.1 OVERVIEW OF THE DEBATE 143
7.2 THE MAIN TAXONOMIES 144
7.2.1 THE GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE SUBJECT MATTER 144
7.2.2 THE TAXONOMIES OF THE INSTITUTIONAL WRITERS 145
I. STAIR 145
II. BANKTON 148
III. ERSKINE 149
IV. HUME 151
V. BELL 152
VI. CONCLUSIONS 153
7.2.3 THE MODERN TAXONOMIES 153
I. THE TRADITIONAL APPROACH: RESTITUTION, REPETITION AND
RECOMPENSE 154
II. THE "UNJUST FACTORS" APPROACH 156
III THE MODERN CIVILIAN APPROACH 160
IV. THE MODIFIED CIVILIAN APPROACH 163
V. THE "UNJUSTIFIED UNLESS" APPROACH 166
7.3 THE PLACE OF COMPULSION IN THE TAXONOMIES OF THE SCOTS LAW OF
UNJUSTIFIED ENRICHMENT 167
7.3.1 COMPULSION AS AN UNJUST FACTOR OR GROUND OF REPETITION 167
I. THE "UNJUST FACTORS" APPROACH 167
(A) UNDUE INFLUENCE 168
(B) "LEGAL COMPULSION" 170
COMPULSION AND RESTITUTION IX
(C) "MORAL COMPULSION" 171
(D) "CIRCUMSTANTIAL COMPULSION" 171
II. THE MODIFIED CIVILIAN APPROACH 174
(A) COMPULSION AS GROUND OF REPETITION IN CASES OF
"FORCE AND FEAR" 175
(B) COMPULSION AND THE CONDICTUMES 175
7.3.2 COMPULSION AND THE RETENTION OF TRANSFERS WITHOUT LEGAL
GROUND: THE MODERN CIVILIAN APPROACH 177
I. THE RETENTION OF UNDUE TRANSFERS: THE CONDICTIO INDEBITI 177
II. THE RETENTION OF TRANSFERS TAINTED BY TURPITUDE: THE
CONDICTIO OB TURPEM VEL INIUSTAM CAUSAM 179
III. THE CONDICTIO SINE CAUSA (SPECIAUS) 180
IV. FUTURE DEVELOPMENT 181
7.4 CONCLUSIONS 183
BIBLIOGRAPHY 187
INDEX 193
THE STAIR SOCIETY
OFFICE BEARERS 201
CONSTITUTION 203
PUBLICATIONS 205 |
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| spelling | Du Plessis, Jacques E. Verfasser (DE-588)131552414 aut Compulsion and restitution a historical and comparative study of the treatment of compulsion in Scottish private law with particular emphasis on its relevance to the law of restitution or unjustified enrichment Jacques Etienne Du Plessis 1. publ. Edinburgh Stair Soc. 2004 XXIII, 209 S. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier The Stair Society 51 Dwang gtt Ongerechtvaardigde verrijking gtt Rechtsontwikkeling gtt Schadevergoeding gtt Geschichte Duress (Law) Duress (Law) Scotland History Restitution Scotland Unjust enrichment Scotland Schottland The Stair Society 51 (DE-604)BV000016526 51 SWB Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=016316564&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
| spellingShingle | Du Plessis, Jacques E. Compulsion and restitution a historical and comparative study of the treatment of compulsion in Scottish private law with particular emphasis on its relevance to the law of restitution or unjustified enrichment The Stair Society Dwang gtt Ongerechtvaardigde verrijking gtt Rechtsontwikkeling gtt Schadevergoeding gtt Geschichte Duress (Law) Duress (Law) Scotland History Restitution Scotland Unjust enrichment Scotland |
| title | Compulsion and restitution a historical and comparative study of the treatment of compulsion in Scottish private law with particular emphasis on its relevance to the law of restitution or unjustified enrichment |
| title_auth | Compulsion and restitution a historical and comparative study of the treatment of compulsion in Scottish private law with particular emphasis on its relevance to the law of restitution or unjustified enrichment |
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| title_full | Compulsion and restitution a historical and comparative study of the treatment of compulsion in Scottish private law with particular emphasis on its relevance to the law of restitution or unjustified enrichment Jacques Etienne Du Plessis |
| title_fullStr | Compulsion and restitution a historical and comparative study of the treatment of compulsion in Scottish private law with particular emphasis on its relevance to the law of restitution or unjustified enrichment Jacques Etienne Du Plessis |
| title_full_unstemmed | Compulsion and restitution a historical and comparative study of the treatment of compulsion in Scottish private law with particular emphasis on its relevance to the law of restitution or unjustified enrichment Jacques Etienne Du Plessis |
| title_short | Compulsion and restitution |
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| title_sub | a historical and comparative study of the treatment of compulsion in Scottish private law with particular emphasis on its relevance to the law of restitution or unjustified enrichment |
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