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| Law of Remedies: Damages--Equity--Restitution (Hornbook Series Student Edition)
Hardcover
Edition: 2nd
Author: Dan B. Dobbs
Publisher: West Publishing Company
Release Date: 1993-07
ISBN-10: 0314011234
ISBN-13: 9780314011237
List Price: $75.00
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Authoritative text illustrates the possible applications of difficult rules, explains requirements, assesses arguments, and offers options in uncertain situations. Reviews equity and nonmonetary remedies, principles of damages, and restitution. Details harms to interests in tangible property, explores interference with economic rights, and discusses invasion of civil rights and dignitary interests. Addresses personal injury, fraud, and other unconscionable conduct. Also identifies mistakes in contracting and gift transactions, remedies for breach of contract, and unenforceable contracts.
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| Customer Rating: | The book is O.K. but it's a little out dated. Laws have greatly changed since this latest edition. It waists pages by explaining useless and ancient history of law and torts. Provides a broad outine of torts with sometimes poor english and sentence structure.
It's a necessary read but some tort case outcomes leave you out in no-where unless you look the case up and read it for yourself.
Nothing exciting. |
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