Enrichment by the act of the party enriched

J.W.G. Blackie; I. Farlam; R. Zimmermann; K. Reid; D. Visser

Enrichment by the act of the party enriched

J.W.G. Blackie, I. Farlam, R. Zimmermann (Editor), K. Reid (Editor), D. Visser (Editor)

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Abstract

The chapter reveals an intricate pattern of similarity and difference, enabling courts and legal writers in Scotland and South Africa to learn from the experience of a kindred jurisdiction. They also, in a number of areas, reveal an emerging and distinctive jurisprudence of mixed systems, and thus suggest viable answers to some of the great questions which must be answered on the path towards a European private law.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Mixed legal systems in comparative perspective: property and obligations in Scotland and South Africa
Place of Publication	Oxford, UK
Publisher	Oxford University Press
Pages	469-497
Number of pages	28
ISBN (Print)	0199271003
Publication status	Published - 10 Mar 2005

Keywords

scottish law
south african law
jurisdiction
mixed legal systems

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Enrichment by the act of the party enriched

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