Abstract
The article has a discussion about the introduction of a new doctrinal category of unjust enrichment into English law. It distinguishes between a strong theory and a weak theory of unjust enrichment. It considers the significance of a category of unjust enrichment and and various cases generally described as examples of unjust enrichment including mistaken payments, payments without authority, contractual prepayments and quantum meruit claims, non-contractual quantum meruit claims, so-called restitution for wrongs and waiver of tort.
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