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| Sender: |
Kenneth Rivkin |
| Date: |
Wed, 25 Oct 2006 09:41:03 -0700 |
| Re: |
Identification of two French unjust enrichment cases |
I wonder if anyone can identify the two French unjust
enrichment cases described -- rather thinly, I must admit -- by the following
sets of detail found in my source. Both are post-Boudier, and
could date from as late as the 1960s though likely they go back much earlier:
1. A father goes broke without paying the teacher of
his children, who shortly afterwards receive a large inheritance.
2. A women who lived many years with a man out of wedlock
and helped his business grow prosperous, receives nothing upon his death
(or their separation).
It's possible the second description just refers to a
category of cases, though the language used by my source suggests he is
speaking of a particular one.
Thanks in advance.
K. Rivkin
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