Structure and Justification in Private Law

1. Ross Grantham and Charles Rickett: In Memoriam - Professor Peter Birks
2. Ross Grantham and Charles Rickett: Unjust Enrichment - Reason, Place and Content
Part 1 - Why Restitution?
3. Ernest Weinrib: The Normative Structure of Unjust Enrichment
4. Kit Barker: Responsibility for Gain: Unjust Factors or Absence of Legal Ground ? Starting Points in Unjust Enrichment Law
Part 2 - The Place of Unjust Enrichment in the Private Law
5. Mitchell McInnes: Taxonomic Lessons for the Supreme Court of Canada
6. Emily Sherwin: Legal Positivism and the Taxonomy of Private Law
7. Richard Sutton: Restitution and the Discourse of System
8. Hanoch Dagan: Legal Realism and the Taxonomy of Private Law
9. Stephen Waddams: Contract and Unjust Enrichment: Competing Categories, or Complementary Concepts?
10. Daniel Friedmann: The Creation of Entitlements Through the Law of Restitution
11. Steve Hedley: The Shock of the Old: Interpretivism in Obligations

Part 3 - Issues in the Law of Unjust Enrichment
12. Peter Butler: Advance Contractual Payments: Enforcement and Restitution for Failure of Basis
13. Struan Scott: Mistaken Improvers and a Recognisable Law of Unjust Enrichment
14. SimoneDegeling: Understanding Policy Motivated Unjust Factors
15. John McCamus: Restitutionary Liability of Public Authorities in Canada
16. Mark Gergen: Towards Understanding Equitable Estoppel
17. Michael Bryan: Recipient Liability under the Torrens System: Some Category Errors
18. Peter Watts: Birks and Proprietary Claims, with Special Reference to Misrepresentation and to Ultra Vires Contracts
19. Eoin O'Dell: The Resulting Trust
20. Stephen Smith: Rights, Remedies, and Causes of Action
21. Michael Tilbury Remedy as Right

The Published Works of Professor Peter Birks - Eric Descheemaker
Index