Restitution for a failure of condition

This thesis examines the justification for restitutionary awards for a failure of condition and considers when, given this justification, such awards should be made. It is argued that restitutionary awards for a failure of condition give effect to, but do not enforce, an agreement between the parti...

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Main Author: Pilkington, T
Other Authors: McFarlane, B
Format: Thesis
Language:English
Published: 2023
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description This thesis examines the justification for restitutionary awards for a failure of condition and considers when, given this justification, such awards should be made. It is argued that restitutionary awards for a failure of condition give effect to, but do not enforce, an agreement between the parties. As to when such awards should be made, it is argued that restitution for a failure of condition should generally be awarded where C and D agreed that D’s entitlement against C to a payment made by C to D, a performance of a service by C for D, or transfer of a right from C to D remained subject to a condition and that condition has failed. It is further demonstrated that where D’s entitlement against C to the transfer of a right was subject to a condition that has now failed, D may come under a restitutionary duty to transfer a right to C, which a court may specifically enforce.
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spelling oxford-uuid:ece8d3aa-ddd4-4260-93bc-9bde77966b472023-12-21T11:25:10ZRestitution for a failure of conditionThesishttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_db06uuid:ece8d3aa-ddd4-4260-93bc-9bde77966b47ContractsUnjust EnrichmentRestitutionEnglishHyrax Deposit2023Pilkington, TMcFarlane, BStevens, REdelman, JThis thesis examines the justification for restitutionary awards for a failure of condition and considers when, given this justification, such awards should be made. It is argued that restitutionary awards for a failure of condition give effect to, but do not enforce, an agreement between the parties. As to when such awards should be made, it is argued that restitution for a failure of condition should generally be awarded where C and D agreed that D’s entitlement against C to a payment made by C to D, a performance of a service by C for D, or transfer of a right from C to D remained subject to a condition and that condition has failed. It is further demonstrated that where D’s entitlement against C to the transfer of a right was subject to a condition that has now failed, D may come under a restitutionary duty to transfer a right to C, which a court may specifically enforce.
spellingShingle Contracts
Unjust Enrichment
Restitution
Pilkington, T
Restitution for a failure of condition
title Restitution for a failure of condition
title_full Restitution for a failure of condition
title_fullStr Restitution for a failure of condition
title_full_unstemmed Restitution for a failure of condition
title_short Restitution for a failure of condition
title_sort restitution for a failure of condition
topic Contracts
Unjust Enrichment
Restitution
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