The book A Treatise On the Law of Quasi-Contracts was written by author Keener, William A. (William Albert), 1856-1913 Here you can read free online of A Treatise On the Law of Quasi-Contracts book, rate and share your impressions in comments. If you don't know what to write, just answer the question: Why is A Treatise On the Law of Quasi-Contracts a good or bad book?
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Clark V. Baker, 5 Met. 452. DEFENDANT IN DEFAULT UNDER A CONTRACT. 303 enrichment of the plaintiff at the expense of the defendant, a recovery should be all owed.^ '^ If the plaintiff offer to restore to the defendant all that he has received from him under the contract, and tlie defen- dant refuse to accept a return thereof, the action can be maintained.^ A recovery can be had without an offer on the part of the plaintiff to make restitution, however, if that which he received under the contra...ct had no relation to the money which the plaintiff seeks to recover, and can be treated as something entirely separate and distinct. Thus in Wright v. Colls 3 it was held that one who, though he had been let into possession of premises, had paid without reference to the possession thereof a bonus for a lease, could recover the money so paid, the defendant failing to execute the lease. On the same principle, it was held in Manning v. Humphreys * that a plaintiff who had purchased several articles of merchan- dise, each at a price fixed with sole reference to the sale of that particular article, could recover the money paid for any one article because of a failure of consideration as to that article, though he retained the others.
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