21-40 Flashcards

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Collateral Source Rule

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If plaintiff recieves a benefit from someone other than defendant, defendant not allowed to introduce into evidence benefits received from collateral source.

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Pre-judgment Interest

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Interest awarded on CLAIM from time it was originally due until judgment is made.

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Attorney’s Fees

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Attorney’s fees not recoverable unless statute or contract provide for them.

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Quasi-Contract (LRR)

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Legal Restitutionary Remedy, awarding plaintiff for reasonable value of defendants unjust enrichment.

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Quantum Meruit

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Reasonable value of services.

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Quantum Valebant

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Reasonable Value of goods and materials.

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Restitution (a.c.d)(LorE)

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Alternative to Compensatory Damages. When defendant wrongfully obtained benefit /results in unjust enrichment. Legal or equitable.

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Ejectment

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Action to recover possession of land by one claiming a right to possession.

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Replevin

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Action to recover a thing rather than it’s value.

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Detinue

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Common law action to recover property wrongfully taken or withheld from another.

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Waiver of Tort and Suit in Assumpsit

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Quasi-contact remedy is sought as an alternative to Compensatory Damages.

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Constructive Trust (E.R.R)

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Equitable Restitutionary Remedy, Trust created when defendants retention of property results in unjust enrichment. 1) defendant must have title to property involved 2) defendant unjustly enriched 3) legal remedy inadequate

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Resulting Trust

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Trust arising by implication of law.

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Equitable Lien (E.R.R.)

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Equitable Restitutionary Remedy. Lein is equitable charge on property imposed by law /to prevent unjust enrichment.1) Used to secure a debt owed, 2) can be foreclosed or 3) property sold to satisfy claim.

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Equitable Conversion

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Purchaser becomes equitable owner of title to property when he/ signs a contract to purchase land.

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Injuction

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Order by a court directing a person to act or not to act in a specific way. Legal remedy is inadequate.

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Temporary Restaining Order

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An Injuction given ex parte(w/o notice) where there’s no time to get preliminary Injuction. Effective till hearing to show cause is held.

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Preliminary Injuction

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An Injuction given after a hearing to show cause has been held and effective until a final judgment is rendered by court.

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Permanent Injunction

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Injuction that settles rights and duties of parties and effective until dissolved by court.

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Mandatory Injunction

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An Injuction, requiring an affirmative act.