unjustified enrichment [ unlawful enrichment | unjust benefit | groundless profiting ]

unjust enrichment

actio de in rem verso | action for money had and received

unjust enrichment [ unjustified enrichment ]

unjust enrichment constructive trust

unjust enrichment constructive trust

job enrichment | job improvement | vertical job enlargement

analysis of causes [ causality | cause-effect ]

3. Subject to the national provisions relating either to claims for compensation for damage caused by negligence or lack of good faith on the part of the proprietor of the trade mark, or to unjust enrichment, the retroactive effect of revocation or invalidity of the trade mark shall not affect:

must the term ‘matters relating to a contract’ in Article 5(1) of Regulation No 44/2001 be interpreted as extending to an action whereby the appellant pursues a claim alleging unjust enrichment, but that is submitted as a counter-claim under national law, linked to the respondent’s main claim, which relates to the contractual relationship between the parties, when the purpose of the claim alleging unjust enrichment is to obtain refund of the amount the appellant was obliged to pay by a judgment (subsequently) set aside, delivered in proceedings on the main claim brought by the respondent, and therefore refund of the amount deriving from a co ...[+++]ntractual case?

Ammonia and other nitrogen deposition (resulting from emissions from agriculture, traffic and industry) causes the unwanted enrichment of soils and subsequent decline of biodiversity of forests and of high nature value pastures.

It departs from the system relating to the Community trade mark in that no provision is made for the application of national provisions concerning compensation for damage suffered as a result of the behaviour of the proprietor or concerning unjust enrichment.