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Failure of Contracts: Contractual, Restitutionary and Proprietary Consequences de Francis Rose

Failure of Contracts: Contractual, Restitutionary and Proprietary Consequences

Editat de Francis Rose
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 30 iun 1997
These essays, first delivered at the SPTL/UKNCCL conference in September 1996, offer a scholarly and practical analysis of the consequences of contractual failure. The contributors include many of the UK's leading contract and restitution law scholars, joined by a select number of French and German compartists. The essays range broadly over all aspects of contractual failure, including the issue of loss and gain, remedies for breach, the proprietary consequences, restitution in EU law under Article 85 (EC), the duty to re-negotiate, contractual liability, as well as more general restitutionary issues.Contributors: Malcolm Clarke; Gerhard Dannemann; Brice Dickson; Steve Hedley; Alison Jones; Christian Lapoyade Deschamps; Hector MacQueen; Richard Nolan; Janet O'Sullivan; Edwin Peel; Geoffrey Samuel; Erich Schanze; Eltjo Schrage; John Stevens; Robert Stevens; Felicity Toube; Janet Ulph; Peter Watts; Sarah Worthington.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781901362046
ISBN-10: 1901362043
Pagini: 312
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 16 mm
Greutate: 0.44 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Hart Publishing
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom

Caracteristici

These essays, first delivered at the SPTL/UKNCCL conference in 1996, offer a scholarly and practical analysis of contractual failure. Contributors include leading UK contract and restitution law scholars, joined by French and German comparatists.

Notă biografică

Francis Rose is Professor of Commercial and Common Law at the University of Bristol.

Cuprins

1. Loss and Gain at Greater Depth: The Implications of the Ruxley DecisionJanet O'Sullivan2. Loss and Gain at Greater Depth: The Implications of the Ruxley Decision-A CommentEdwin Peel3. Remedies for Breach of Contract: Specific Enforcement and RestitutionRichard Nolan4. Remedies for Breach of Contract: Specific Enforcement and Restitution-A CommentPeter Watts5. The Proprietary Consequences of Contract FailureSarah Worthington6. The Proprietary Consequences of Contract Failure-A CommentJanet Ulph7. Restitution Under Article 85(2) of the EC Treaty: Can it be Done?Felicity Toube8. Restitution Under Article 85(2) of the EC Treaty: Can it be Done?-A CommentAlison Jones9. Restitution for Termination of Contract in German LawGerhard Dannemann10. Failure of Long-Term Contracts and the Duty to Re-negotiateErich Schanze11. Failure of Long-Term Contracts and the Duty to Re-negotiate -A CommentGeoffrey Samuel12. Le Mythe de la Responsabilité Contractuelle en Droit FrançaisChristian Lapoyade Deschamps13. The Myth of Contractual Liability in French Law-A CommentMalcolm Clarke14. Contract, Unjustified Enrichment and Concurrent Liability: A Scots PerspectiveHector L. MacQueen15. Contract, Unjustified Enrichment and Concurrent Liability: A Scots Perspective-A CommentJohn Stevens16. Contract and Restitution: A Few Comparative RemarksEltjo Schrage17. Contract and Restitution: A Few Comparative Remarks-A Comment Brice Dickson18. Restitution: Contract's Twin?Steve Hedley19. Restitution: Contract's Twin?-A CommentRobert Stevens

Descriere

These essays, first delivered at the SPTL/UKNCCL conference (1996), offer a scholarly, practical analysis of the consequences of contractual failure.