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Rights in personam
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Peter Birks
Published: 13 January 2005
... is no longer a reason for knocking out the routine personal claim. In all cases of voidable transfer, the unjust enrichment is reversed by rescission and steps taken consequentially upon rescission. rights in personam rights in rem unjust enrichment obligations property remedy rights compensation...
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Published: 13 August 2023
... of legal acts mission other regarding motive reasons for the use of administrative powers void voidable jurisdiction as frequently underlying deference business judgment rule discretion non intervention principle of trust law ‘one right answer’ fallacy shareholders duty of care skill...
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Mistake
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Graham Virgo
Published: 25 April 2024
... a transaction voidable, particularly for misrepresentation and in Equity. Once it has been established that there is an operative misrepresentation which has induced the claimant to enter into a contract, the contract is voidable...
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The Arbitration Agreement
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Andrew Tweeddale and Keren Tweeddale
Published: 24 February 2005
..., the parties may incorporate a set of terms and conditions that contain an arbitration clause into a contract. This will constitute a valid arbitration agreement if the effect is to make the arbitration clause part of the contract. arbitration jurisdiction voidable questioning jurisdiction This content...
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Undue Influence and Exploitation
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Prince Saprai
Published: 28 February 2019
... Birks Peter justificatory primacy obligations voidability consent rescission Allcard v Skinner voluntary action freedom Feinberg Joel restitution unjust enrichment mistake Kelly v Solari equality of exchange non domination trust promise altruism exploitation undue influence contract...
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The Limits of Promise
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Prince Saprai
Published: 28 February 2019
... pluralism promise theory compensation Fried Charles mistake pre contractual liability thematic necessity estoppel intention to create legal relations Kagan Shelly obligations Raz Joseph reasons exploitation fairness liberalism relations consideration rule of law voidability Birks Peter...
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Switzerland
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Ueli Huber and Jürg Frick
Published: 17 September 2015
... contained therein. Switzerland approval process branch insolvency cash pooling directors’ liability other considerations priorities restructuring loans securing group member’s debt unsecured debt voidable transactions A. Introduction 23.01 B. Financing group restructurings pre-insolvency...
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Setting Aside Trusts, Undue Influence and Capacity
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Emily Exton and Roberta Harvey
Published: 11 March 2020
... voidable transactions A. Validity of Trusts 10.01 B. Undue Influence 10.04 Actual Undue Influence 10.06 Presumed Undue Influence 10.09 C. Setting Aside Trusts 10.18 Allegations of Sham 10.18 Mistake 10.24 D. Capacity 10.25 Capacity of Settlor Essential 10.25...
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Mistake, Fraud, and Misrepresentation in Malaysian Contract Law
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TAY Pek San
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Invalidity
Published: 02 June 2022
... consequences upon contracts that are formed and the reliefs available to the innocent party. English law India erroneous beliefs fraud misrepresentation and mistake Malaysia erroneous beliefs mistake fraud and misrepresentation mistake misrepresentation fraud free consent remedies voidable contracts...
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Published: 02 June 2022
..., this chapter identifies the legal requirements and doctrinal bases of an operative pre-contractual misrepresentation which, when established, means that the contract is ‘voidable’ or susceptible to rescission or being set aside. It also emphasizes the close connection between misrepresentation and mistake...
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Duress, Undue Influence, and Unconscionability in Contract Law: A View from Singapore
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Burton ONG
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Invalidity
Published: 02 June 2022
... Australian law duress undue influence unconscionability Singapore vitiating factors voidable contracts procedural unfairness substantive unfairness Like in many other common law jurisdictions, contract law in Singapore is concerned with at least two facets of the concept of ‘unfairness’. The first...
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Invalidity of Contract in Thai Law: Defects in Consent
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Munin PONGSAPAN
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Invalidity
Published: 02 June 2022
... or induced by fraud. Whether they render the contract void or voidable depends on the type of mistake. Fraud can be made by a positive act of a contract party, by non-disclosure of a party, or by a third party. They all can lead to a voidable contract. Duress is the least popular ground to set aside...
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Transaction Avoidance in Offshore Jurisdictions
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James Ayliffe and others
Published: 15 March 2018
... of the Insolvency Act 1986 in England. 22.76 Section 4 of the Fraudulent Dispositions Law (1996 Revision) states that every disposition of property made with an intent to defraud and at an undervalue shall be voidable at the instance of a creditor thereby prejudiced. As noted above, there is significant overlap...
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October 2003: Sewel Motions, Devolution, and Family Law
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Kenneth McK Norrie
Published: 01 November 2011
... that this method of legislating for Scotland is to be deprecated in the era of devolution. consummation of mariage devolution gender re assignment gender recognition marriage Sewel Motions voidable marriages civil partnership consent parental consent transsexuals adoption same sex couples voidable...
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Invalidity of Contracts in the Philippines: Grounds for Annulment Based on Defects of Intellect and Will
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Michael Anthony C DIZON and Jose Jesus M DISINI
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Invalidity
Published: 02 June 2022
... Vogenauer Oxford University Press. © The several contributors 2022. DOI: 10.1093/oso/9780192859341.003.0017 The chapter explains the Philippine laws and rules on invalidity of contracts. Under Philippine law, a voidable contract is a particular kind of defective contract that is invalid because of a defect...
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Published: 09 May 2024
... circular, insofar as it assumes that any error that renders the decision unlawful is ipso facto capable of being raised by any person. Thirdly, the distinction between errors that render the decision void, and those that render it voidable, is not inconsistent with the standard view, nor with any theory...
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