A Sin of Admission: Why Section 62 Should Have Been Omitted from the Restatement (Third) of Restitution & Unjust Enrichment

The Emergence of the Concept of Unjust Enrichment in New Zealand, Its Relationship to the Remedial Constructive Trust and the Development of the Status of Joint Ventures in Equity

From the 1970s onward there have been numerous attempts to persuade the courts of New Zealand that unjust enrichment might be an acceptable basis for imposing equitable remedies. The foundation for this proposition rests upon the supposed existence of a broad principle that the imposition of a constructive trust is justified in any circumstances where it would be against equity or good conscien...

Restitution Without Context: An Examination of the Losing Contract Problem in the Restatement (Third) of Restitution

(An Analysis of Principle no.8 of the Constitution)

This article has analyzed principle no.8 of the Constitution from three aspects: 1-verbal analysis 2-conceptual analysis 3-ways to execute this principle. In first section a precise definition of "call to good", "good and evil" (both in law and in jurisprudence) and "government" have been presented. In second section to have a better understanding of principle no.8, issues such as the relation ...

Comparative study of Commercial exploitation of athletes' reputation In the legal systems of the United States, uk and Iran

Athletes are among the community reference groups that, according to their followers, their behavior patterns have an impact on the behavior of other members of the community. The same scope of influence encourages business firm to use them in their commercial ads. Certainly, this will not be a problem if the athlete is satisfied with the prior consent, but the main issue is where the business ...

Comparative Semantics of Sin in Quran and Sociology

The specialists’ concerns in the field of culture regarding the imported sciences and negligence or perhaps moral nihilism exposure of a considerable portion of the Islamic society to sins shows the importance of exploring the meaning and concept of sin in the religious literature (Quran) in comparison with the equivalent idiomatic concept of sin in sociology and obtaining the similarities and ...