Mapping the Law

List of Contributors Andrew Burrows and Alan Rodger: INTRODUCTION THE ENGLISH LAW OF UNJUST ENRICHMENT AND RESTITUTION 1: Francis Rose: The Evolution of the Species General Concepts 2: Andrew Burrows: Absence of Basis: The New Birksian Scheme 3: Robert Stevens: Three Enrichment Issues 4: Gareth Jones: Some Thoughts on Change of Position 5: Graham Virgo: The Role of Fault in the Law of Restitution 6: Charles Mitchell: Subrogation: Persistent Misunderstandings 7: Lionel Smith: Tracing 8: James Edelman: Gain-Based Damages and Compensation Some Particular Unjust Factors 9: Jack Beatson: Unlawful Statutes and Mistake of Law: Is There a Smile on the Face of Schrödinger's Cat? 10: Ewan McKendrick: The Further Travails of Duress 11: Mindy Chen-Wishart: Undue Influence: Beyond Impaired Consent and Wrong-Doing Towards a Relational Analysis 12: Gerard McMeel: Unjust Enrichment, Discharge for Breach, and the Primacy of Contract Property, Insolvency and Restitution 13: Robert Chambers: Resulting Trusts 14: Peter Millett: Jones v Jones: Property or Unjust Enrichment? 15: William Swadling: Unjust Delivery 16: Roy Goode: The Avoidance of Transactions in Insolvency Proceedings and Restitutionary Defences THE COMPARATIVE LAW OF UNJUST ENRICHMENT AND RESTITUTION 17: Reinhard Zimmermann: Restitution after Termination for Breach of Contract: German Law after the Reform of 2002 18: Sonja Meier: No Basis: A Comparative View 19: Gerhard Dannemann: Unjust Enrichment as Absence of Basis: Can English Law Cope? 20: Thomas Krebs: The Fallacy of 'Restitution for Wrongs' 21: Hector MacQueen: Peter Birks and Scots Enrichment Law ROMAN LAW 22: Alan Rodger: What Did Damnum Iniuria Actually Mean? 23: Georg Wolf: The Romanization of Spain: The Contribution of City Laws in the Light of the Lex Irnitana 24: Ernest Metzger: Absent Parties and Bloody-Minded Judges 25: Arianna Pretto-Sakmann: 'You Can Never Tell with Bees': Good Advice from Pooh for Students of the Lex Aquilia 26: Tony Honoré: Law Arrivals: The Appendix in Justinian's Digest Reconsidered 27: David Johnston: Logic and Experience in Roman Law 28: Eltjo Schrage: Unjust Enrichment: The Tenant's Tale LEGAL HISTORY 29: John Baker: Bezoar Stones, Gall Stones and Gem Stones: A Chapter in the History of the Tort of Deceit 30: Jeffrey Hackney: Denials Ancient and Modern, with some Roman Footnotes 31: Joshua Getzler: Rumford Market and the Genesis of Fiduciary Obligations 32: John Cairns: Slavery and the Roman Law of Evidence in Eighteenth-Century Scotland 33: David Ibbetson: Sir William Jones and the Nature of Law THE PUBLICATIONS OF PETER BIRKS 1969 - 2005Eric Descheemaeker: