Abstract
In this book we are concerned with only a part of the law of restitution, namely restitutionary remedies—that is, remedies reversing gains—for a tort or breach of contract (or, in chapter 26, for an equitable wrong). We are, in other words, concerned with restitution for wrongs and not restitution of an unjust enrichment.
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