§ 60.Syn Synopsis to Chapter 60: building contracts-employment-sales of land-sales of goods

§ 60.1 Building Contracts-Measure of Damages for Breach by Contractor-Cost of Completion

§ 60.2 Unreasonable Economic Waste to Be Avoided

§ 60.3 Owner May Be Entitled to Cost of Repairing Defects Even Though No Loss in Values and Even Though Owner Uses ...

§ 60.4 Contractor's Breach-Damages for Delay in Completion

§ 60.5 Oil Wells-Structures on Land Not Belonging to the Promisee

§ 60.6 Building Contracts-Damages in Favor of Contractor for Breach by the Owner

§ 60.7 Employee's Remedies for Wrongful Discharge by Employer

§ 60.8 Remedies of an Employer for Breach by an Employee

§ 60.9 Lawyers' Remedies Against Clients 3|9

§ 60.10 Measure of Damages for a Vendor's Breach of Contract to Sell Land-The English View

§ 60.11 Breach of Contract to Convey Land-The American View

§ 60.12 Breach by Purchaser of Executory Contract to Buy Land-Effect of Provisions for Forfeiture and Liquidated Damages

§ 60.13 Contracts for the Sale of Goods-Buyer's Remedies

§ 60.14 Buyer's General Damages for Total Breach

§ 60.15 Buyer's Damages for Breach of Warranty, Other Nonconformity, or Fraud Where Goods Have Been Accepted

§ 60.16 Buyer's Consequential and Incidental Damages for Seller's Breach

§ 60.17 Seller's General Damages

§ 60.18 Seller's General Damages Following Resale

§ 60.19 Seller's Consequential and Incidental Damages

§ 60.20 Seller's Action for the Price

§ 60.21 Contracts to Manufacture Special Goods

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Supp. to § 60.1 Building Contracts-Measure of Damages for Breach by Contractor-Cost of Completion

Supp. to § 60.2 Unreasonable Economic Waste to be Avoided

Supp. to § 60.4 Contractor's Breach-Damages for Delay in Completion

Supp. to § 60.9 Lawyers' Remedies Against Clients

Supp. to § 60.16 Buyer's Consequential and Incidental Damages for Seller's Breach

TOPIC C RESTITUTION AS A REMEDY FOR BREACH 4|72

CHAPTER 61 COMMON LAW AND EQUITY-GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR OBTAINING RESTITUTION 21

§ 61.Syn Synopsis to Chapter 61: common law and equity-general requirements for obtaining restitution

§ 1102 The Relation of the Modern Law of Restitution to the Former Systems of Common Law and Equity

§ 1103 Is Restitution an ''Equitable'' Remedy? Effect of the Amalgamation of Equity and Common Law

§ 1104 Restitution Is an Available Remedy Only When the Breach Is of Vital Importance, Described in Restatement, ...

§ 1105 Assertion of a Right to Restitution Is Not the Acceptance of an Offer of ''Rescission''

§ 1106 Restitution When Used as a Remedy for Breach Is Not ''Quasi-Contract''

§ 1107 Restitution Requires the Return to the Injured Party of Value That the Wrongdoer Has Received

§ 1108 Restitution of Money Payments Received by the Contract Breaker

§ 1109 Restitution of the Value of Goods Sold or of Work and Labor Done

§ 1110 Remedy of Restitution Is Not Available If the Performance Rendered Has Already Created a Contract Debt in Money

§ 1111 Restitution Is Not Available for a Performance If Its Apportioned Equivalent Has Been Fully Performed

§ 1112 Measure of Recovery in Actions for Restitution

§ 1113 Effect of the Contract Price or Rate on the Measure of Recovery

§ 1114 Return of Any Part Performance Received as a Condition of the Plaintiff's Right to Restitution

§ 1115 Restitution Not Denied Because Plaintiff Has Had Use of Land or Chattels-Its Value Is Deducted

§ 1116 Actual Tender of Specific Property as a Condition of Restitution-Common Law and Equity

§ 1117 Restitution for Breach of a Contract for the Benefit of a Third Person

§ 1118 Restitution as Against a Repudiating Insurance Company

§ 1119 Breach of Warranty of Goods Sold as Ground for Restitution of the Price Paid

§ 1120 Specific Restitution of Property

§ 1121 Restitution of Former Contract Rights as a Remedy for Breach of a Substituted Contract

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Supp. to § 1102 The Relation of the Modern Law of Restitution to the Former Systems of Common Law and Equity

Supp. to § 1103 Is Restitution an ''Equitable'' Remedy? Effect of the Amalgamation of Equity and Common Law

Supp. to § 1104 Restitution Is an Available Remedy Only When the Breach Is of Vital Importance, Described in ...

Supp. to § 1105 Assertion of a Right to Restitution Is Not the Acceptance of an Offer of ''Rescission''

Supp. to § 1106 Restitution When Used as a Remedy for Breach Is Not ''Quasi-Contract''

Supp. to § 1107 Restitution Requires the Return to the Injured Party of Value That the Wrongdoer Has Received

Supp. to § 1108 Restitution of Money Payments Received by the Contract Breaker

Supp. to § 1109 Restitution of the Value of Goods Sold or of Work and Labor Done

Supp. to § 1110 Remedy of Restitution Is Not Available if the Performance Rendered Has Already Created a Contract ...

Supp. to § 1111 Restitution Is Not Available for a Performance if Its Apportioned Equivalent Has Been Fully Performed

Supp. to § 1112 Measure of Recovery in Actions for Restitution

Supp. to § 1113 Effect of the Contract Price or Rate on the Measure of Recovery

Supp. to § 1114 Return of Any Part Performance Received as a Condition of the Plaintiff's Right to Restitution

Supp. to § 1115 Restitution Not Denied Because Plaintiff Has Had Use of Land or Chattels-Its Value Is Deducted

Supp. to § 1116 Actual Tender of Specific Property as a Condition of Restitution-Common Law and Equity

Supp. to § 1117 Restitution for Breach of a Contract for the Benefit of a Third Person

Supp. to § 1118 Restitution as Against a Repudiating Insurance Company

Supp. to § 1119 Breach of Warranty of Goods Sold as Ground for Restitution of the Price Paid

Supp. to § 1120 Specific Restitution of Property

Supp. to § 1121 Restitution of Former Contract Rights as a Remedy for Breach of a Substituted Contract

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