Criminal Justice 2nd Ed
Published in: 2025
Author :Schoeman
Resource Type : E-Book
Subject: Criminal Law
Description:
- This book provides law enforcement officials with the essential legal knowledge and practical acumen needed for the performance of their duties.
Legal Principles of Contracts and Commercial Law 10th Ed
Published in: 2025
Author :Fouche
Resource Type : E-Book
Subject: Commercial law
Description:
- Legal Principles aims at providing a detailed, yet simplified reference to the general principles of the Law of Contract and specific contracts, other commercial transactions and corporate law. The purpose of this publication is to impart the current legal position in the field of commercial law, rather than to provide a critical and analytical approach to judgments and other authorities. An indispensable aid to students and widely prescribed at academic institutions, this book makes the law easily understandable and of practical use in everyday life, without detracting from the knowledge that is required to deal with contractual and commercial issues..
The South African Law of Unjustified Enrichment 2e
Published in: 2025
Author :du Plessis, J
Resource Type : E-Book
Subject: Judgments
Unjust enrichment--South Africa
Law--South Africa
Description:
- The South African Law of Unjustified Enrichment sets out the principles governing the general requirements of enrichment liability as well as the traditional specific enrichment actions. These actions cover a broad range of situations where someone enriched another by conferring a benefit for a purpose that failed, or by improving another's property or paying another's debts without authorisation, or where someone was enriched by infringing another's rights. Since the first edition of this work there has been greater judicial recognition of the general principles of enrichment liability and a decreasing interest in the identification of specific enrichment actions. These developments have increased the risk of the general requirements for enrichment liability being treated as free-floating concepts that may be resorted to whenever it is felt that duties of restitution must be imposed. The second edition seeks to address this challenge, and also engages with developments in the law relating to the unwinding of contracts, undoing the consequences of fraud and theft, and locating enrichment liability in its broader constitutional and statutory context. Over 400 new judgments, as well as major developments in foreign law are considered. The South African Law of Unjustified Enrichment is aimed at a broad audience, which includes legal practitioners and the judiciary, the local and international legal academic community, and anyone requiring an advanced introduction into the fundamental principles of the field. Jacques du Plessis is a Distinguished Professor of Private Law at the University of Stellenbosch.