The South African Law of Unjustified Enrichment (e-book)
The South African Law of Unjustified Enrichment provides a comprehensive, systematic exposition of the principles of the law of unjustified enrichment. It sets out the general requirements for enrichment liability, differentiates between the main types of situations in which such liability arises, and indicates how enrichment claims are quantified, as well as when they terminate.
| e-book ISBN: | 9780702199585 |
| Publisher: | Juta Publishers |
| Variant: | e-book |
| Author(s): | Du Plessis, J |
| Edition: | 1st Edition |
Content
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Preface
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Abbreviations
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Principal works cited
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Table of statutes
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Table of cases
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Basic features of the South African law of unjustified enrichment
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The general requirements for liability based on unjustified enrichment
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Enrichment arising from a transfer made to another or ‘giving’ (The Condictiones)
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Enrichment arising from a transfer that failed to fulfil an obligation (The Condictio Indebiti)
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Enrichment arising from a transfer that failed to achieve a future lawful purpose other than fulfilling an obligation (The Condictio Causa Data Causa Non Secuta)
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Enrichment arising from a transfer made for an illegal or immoral purpose (The Condictio Ob Turpem Vel Iniustam Causam)
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Remaining cases of enrichment arising from a transfer (The Condictio Sine Causa)
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Enrichment imposed on another: general features of the category of claim
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Enrichment imposed on another: unauthorised improvement of another’s property
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Enrichment imposed on another: unauthorised fulfilment of another’s obligation
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Enrichment by taking from another or infringement of another’s rights: general features of the category of claim
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Enrichment by taking from another or infringement of another’s rights: specific cases
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The measure or quantum of enrichment liability
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The termination of enrichment liability
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Index
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