Understanding Your Legal Rights The doctrine of unjust enrichment is a powerful legal tool that provides a path to recovery when one party benefits unfairly at the expense of another, particularly where a formal contract is absent or unenforceable. This post breaks down the core elements of this claim and explains how you can seek […]
Meta Description Unjust enrichment is an equitable legal principle that ensures fairness by preventing one party from unfairly benefiting at another’s expense, especially when no contract exists. Learn the core elements, common defenses like “Change of Position,” and the primary remedy: restitution. Understand how to pursue or defend against a quasi-contract claim. In the complex
Meta Description: Understand the equitable doctrine of Unjust Enrichment, its core elements, the relationship to quasi-contracts, and the primary remedy of restitution in civil law disputes. Unjust Enrichment: The Legal Principle of Fairness In the world of civil litigation, disputes often revolve around formal agreements or clearly defined torts. However, sometimes a fundamental question of
Meta Description: Understanding Unjust Enrichment The claim of unjust enrichment allows you to seek restitution when a party unfairly benefits at your expense, even without a formal contract. Learn the three essential legal elements, the difference from a breach of contract claim, and the remedies available, such as Constructive Trust and Quantum Meruit, to ensure