Mason & Carter's Restitution law in Australia

Part I. Introduction. 1. Restitution, Quasi-contract And Unjust Enrichment -- 2. Classifying Claims And Remedies In Restitution -- Part Ii. Claims Based On Want Of Title. 3. Want Of Title: Misdirected Funds And Tracing -- Part Iii. Mistake. 4. Mistake -- Part Iv. Claims Based On Legal Or Moral Compulsion. 5. Improper Pressure -- 6. Bearing Others' Burdens: Contribution, Recoupment And Subrogation -- 7. Judgments Reversed Or Set Aside -- 8. Necessitous Intervention: Restitution For Unsolicited Services Or Payments -- Part V. Claims Arising Out Of Ineffective Contracts. 9. Introduction To Ineffective Contracts -- 10. Inherently Ineffective Contracts -- 11. Contracts Discharged For Breach Or Repudiation -- 12. Contracts Discharged Without Breach -- 13. Contracts Rescinded Or Set Aside -- 14. Valuation And Adjustment -- Part Vi. Claims Based On Wrong Committed. 15. Introduction To Wrongs -- 16. Tort -- 17. Breach Of Fiduciary Duty, Breach Of Confidence And Infringement Of Intellectual Property Rights -- 18. Breach Of Contract -- 19. Wrongful Killing: The Forfeiture Rule -- Part Vii. Special Claims Involving The Executive. 20. Restitution Against The Revenue -- 21. Restitution Of Ultra Vires Disbursements From The Revenue -- Part Viii. Defences. 22. Introduction To Defences -- 23. Election -- 24. Change Of Position -- 25. Consideration And Bona Fide Purchase -- 26. Illegality -- 27. Delay -- Part Ix. Interest And Pleading Restitutionary Claims And Defences. 28. Interest -- 29. Pleading Restitutionary Claims And Defences. Keith Mason, J W Carter, G J Tolhurst. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.