Subjects:

Contract Law

Contents:

Loss and gain at greater depth - the implications of the Ruxley decision, Janet O'Sullivan

loss and gain at greater depth - the implications of the Ruxley decision - a comment, Edwin Peel

remedies for breach of contract - specific enforcement and restitution, Richard Nolan

remedies for breach of contract - specific enforcement and restitution - a comment, Peter Watts

the proprietary consequences of contract failure - Sarah Worthington

the proprietary consequences of contract failure - a comment, Janet Ulph

restitution under Article 85(2) of the EC Treaty - can it be done?, Felicity Toube

restitution under Article 85(2) of the EC Treaty - can it be done? a comment, Alison Jones

restitution for termination of contract in German Law, Gerhard Dannemann

failure of long-term contracts and the duty to re-negotiate, Erich Schanze

failure of long-term contracts and the duty to re-negotiate - a comment, Geoffrey Samuel

le mythe de la responsabilite contractuelle en Droit Francais, Christian Lapoyade Deschamps

the myth of contractual liability in French law - a comment, Malcolm Clarke

contract, unjustified enrichment and concurrent liability - a Scots perspective, Hector L. MacQueen

contract, unjustified enrichment and concurrent liability - a Scots perspective - a comment, John Stevens

contract and restitution - a few comparative remarks, Eltjo Schrage

contract and restitution - a few comparative remarks - a comment, Brice Dickson

restitution - contract's twin?, Steve Hedley

restitution - contract's twin? - a comment, Robert Stevens. Appendix: the publications of Sir Guenter Treitel.

This analysis of the consequences of contractual failure, covers such topics as: issues of loss and gain; remedies for breach; proprietary consequences; restitution in EU law under Article 85 (EC); the duty to re-negotiate; contractual liability; and other general restitutionary issues.