Remedies: Damages, Equity and Restitution

This comprehensive casebook provides a detailed comparison of remedial principles in tort, contract, and property law, covering both theory and practice.

With a focus on damages, equitable relief, and restitution, the book explores the application of these general remedial principles in specific contexts, including personal injury, invasion of property rights, fraud and misrepresentation, mistake, and breach of contract.

The Fourth Edition continues to reflect the major themes of the first three editions, with a dual emphasis on theory and practice and an inescapable relationship between the two.

This book offers excellent vehicles for discussion of law reform as well as careful consideration of counseling and litigation strategy.

Additionally, it places some emphasis on the application of economic analysis to assist in the determination of remedial policy or outcomes.

With its comprehensive coverage and practical approach, this casebook is an essential resource for legal professionals seeking to understand and apply remedial principles in a variety of contexts.