Contract Remedies 7: Restitution

[@thewhidbeyhouse]

..."the surgeon will argue that SHE..." lol...I LOVE that you said SHE!!! WayDaGo!!!! I'm not a law student, but I am preparing for Small Claims Court, and I am loving your class, so...Thank you.

[@BizLaw]

Thanks for noticing!

[@rizzoli7]

what do you mean by SHE? Why not he?

[@hyojinlee]

This is great, thank you so much!

[@BizLaw]

You are welcome! Thank you for your kind remark, and good luck in your studies!

[@charliesmuthers205]

@@BizLaw if I got two drug offenses to where no landlord request any money cause no property damage was done,no stolen goods so nothing to recover and no victims so how do I owe restitution instead of just court costs?? May I add even the judge knew I was taking the cases for other people the drugs were never mine!??

[@thepassionofanna]

Hmm why is section 49 missing from my contracts textbook? it jumps from 48- death or incapacity to 50- acceptance

[@nisanasir6402]

hello sir, I'm a law student and would like to ask as if section 49 is from the English Law? thank you

[@BizLaw]

Hello! Section 49 comes from the Restatement (Third) of Restitution and Unjust Enrichment, which was published by the American Law Institute (ALI) in 2011. The Restatement is meant to clarify American common law. While English common law and American common law share a common heritage, the two systems have become quite distinct in many areas. Therefore, you should not reply on the ALI Restatements when opining about English law.