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Remedies BY JOHN A. BAUMAN U.C.L.A. KENNETH H. YORK Pepperdine University JOHN H. BAUMAN South Texas College of Law Eleventh Edition GILBERT LAW SUMMARIES Board of Editors RICHARD J. CONVISER Professor of Law, IIT/Kent MICHAEL R. ASIMOW Professor of Law, U.C.L.A. JOHN A. BAUMAN Professor of Law, U.C.L.A. PAUL D. CARRINGTON Professor of Law, Duke University JESSE H. CHOPER Professor of Law, U.C. Berkeley GEORGE E. DIX Professor of Law, University of Texas JESSE DUKEMINIER Professor of Law, U.C.L.A. MELVIN A. EISENBERG Professor of Law, U.C. Berkeley WILLIAM A. FLETCHER Professor of Law, U.C. Berkeley MARC A. FRANKLIN Professor of Law, Stanford University EDWARD C. HALBACH, JR. Professor of Law, U.C. Berkeley GEOFFREY C. HAZARD, JR. Professor of Law, University of Pennsylvania STANLEY M. JOHANSON Professor of Law, University of Texas THOMAS M. JORDE Professor of Law, U.C. Berkeley HERMA HILL KAY Professor of Law, U.C. Berkeley JOHN H. MCCORD Professor of Law, University of Illinois PAUL MARCUS Professor of Law, College of William and Mary RICHARD L. MARCUS Professor of Law, U.C. Hastings ROBERT H. MNOOKIN Professor of Law, Harvard University THOMAS D. MORGAN Professor of Law, George Washington University JARRET C. OELTJEN Professor of Law, Florida State University JAMES OLDHAM Professor of Law, Georgetown University ROGER C. PARK Professor of Law, U.C. Hastings WILLIAM A. REPPY, JR. Professor of Law, Duke University THOMAS D. ROWE, JR. Professor of Law, Duke University JON R. WALTZ Professor of Law, Northwestern University DOUGLAS J. WHALEY Professor of Law, Ohio State University CHARLES H. WHITEBREAD Professor of Law, U.S.C. KENNETH H. YORK Professor of Law, Pepperdine University EDITORIAL OFFICES: 111 W. Jackson Blvd., 7th Floor, Chicago, IL 60604 REGIONAL OFFICES: Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, New York, Washington, D.C. PROJECT EDITOR Steven J. Levin, B.A., J.D. Attorney At Law QUALITY CONTROL EDITOR Sanetta M. Hister Copyright © 2003 by The BarBri Group. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopy, recording, or any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publisher. Printed in the United States of America. Summary of Contents REMEDIES TEXT CORRELATION CHART REMEDIES CAPSULE SUMMARY APPROACH TO EXAMS I. INTRODUCTION Chapter Approach A. Introduction B. Types of Remedies CHART: Legal vs. Equitable Remedies—In General II. DAMAGES Chapter Approach A. Tort vs. Contract Damages B. Limitations on Damages CHART: Determining Future Damages—“All or Nothing” Approach vs. Alternative Approach C. Other Damages Issues CHART: Tort Damages vs. Contract Damages III. EQUITABLE REMEDIES Chapter Approach A. Nature of Equitable Remedies CHART: Legal vs. Equitable Remedies—Distinctive Characteristics B. Requirements for Equitable Remedies CHART: Conditions to Granting Equitable Relief—A Summary C. Enforcement and Effect of Equitable Decrees CHART: Civil vs. Criminal Contempt D. Ancillary Equitable Remedies IV. RESTITUTION Chapter Approach A. Nature of Restitution CHART: Restitution—An Approach B. Legal and Equitable Remedies CHART: Constructive Trust vs. Equitable Lien V. INJURIES TO TANGIBLE PROPERTY INTERESTS Chapter Approach A. Misappropriation of Money B. Injuries to Personal Property CHART: Destruction of Chattel—Basic Damages CHART: Methods of Determining Value of Destroyed Chattel—A Comparison CHART: Summary of Restitutionary Remedies for Tortiously Taken and Retained Chattels CHART: Summary of Substitutionary Remedies for Tortiously Taken and Retained Chattels C. Injuries to Real Property CHART: Comparison of Remedies for Waste CHART: Summary of Remedies Available for Ouster CHART: Approach to Injunctions for Remedying Encroachments CHART: Summary of Remedies Available for Acts of Simple Trespass VI. INJURIES TO BUSINESS AND COMMERCIAL INTERESTS Chapter Approach A. Remedies for Business Torts—In General B. Remedies for Inducing Breach of Contract CHART: Summary of Remedies for Inducing Breach of Contract C. Remedies for Interference with Plaintiff’s Mere “Expectancy” D. Remedies for Diversion of Benefits E. Remedies for Patent Infringement CHART: Checklist of Plaintiff’s Remedies for Patent Violation F. Remedies for Copyright Infringement CHART: Summary of Remedies for Copyright Infringement G. Remedies for Destruction or Misappropriation of Trade Secrets CHART: Summary of Remedies for Misappropriation of Trade Secrets H. Remedies for Misappropriation of Creative Works and Ideas I. Remedies for Trademark and Trade Name Infringement CHART: Summary of Theories for Recovering for Trademark or Trade Name Infringement J. Remedies for Unfair Competition K. Performers’ Remedies for Misappropriation of Right of Publicity L. Remedies for Product Disparagement—Trade Defamation VII. INJURIES TO PERSONAL DIGNITY AND RELATED INTERESTS Chapter Approach A. Defamation CHART: Checklist of Categories of Slander Per Se CHART: Fault and Damages Rules in Constitutional Defamation Actions B. Privacy C. Familial Relations D. Associational Relations E. Academic Status F. Religious Status G. Civil and Political Rights VIII. PERSONAL INJURY AND DEATH Chapter Approach A. Personal Injuries CHART: Summary of Bases for Damages in Personal Injury Cases B. Survival of Personal Injury Actions C. Wrongful Death Actions CHART: Survival Actions vs. “Loss to Survivors” Wrongful Death Actions— A Comparison CHART: Recovery Under “Loss to Survivors” Type of Wrongful Death Actions D. Injuries to Others IX. FRAUD Chapter Approach A. Election of Remedies B. Affirmance of the Contract—Damages Remedy CHART: Checklist of Substantive Elements to Affirm Contract and Recover Damages CHART: Out-of-Pocket vs. Benefit-of-Bargain—A Comparison Based on Selman v. Shirley C. Rescission of the Contract CHART: Checklist of Substantive Elements to Rescind Contract D. Statutory Remedies—Consumer Protection X. DURESS, UNDUE INFLUENCE, AND UNCONSCIONABLE CONDUCT Chapter Approach A. Duress CHART: Summary of Types of Duress B. Undue Influence C. Unconscionability XI. MISTAKE Chapter Approach A. General Considerations B. Mistake in Bargaining Transactions CHART: Remedies in Typical Overperformance Cases CHART: Mistake in Contract for Sale of Goods—An Approach C. Defenses D. Mistake in Integration—Reformation as Remedy E. Mistake in Gratuitous Transactions CHART: Remedying Mistakes in Gifts—An Approach XII. REMEDIES FOR BREACH OF CONTRACT Chapter Approach A. Special Conditions Applicable to Specific Performance B. Land Sale Contracts CHART: Equitable Conversion in Land Sale Contracts—A Summary CHART: Checklist of Buyer’s Remedies for Seller’s Breach of Executory Land CHART: Checklist of Seller’s Remedies for Breach of Executory Land Sale Contract CHART: Checklist of Grantor’s Remedies When Buyer Breaches After Conveyance of Title C. Contracts for the Sale of Chattels CHART: Checklist of Buyer’s Remedies for Nondelivery of Goods CHART: Checklist of Buyer’s Post-Acceptance Remedies for Seller’s Breaches CHART: Checklist of Seller’s Remedies Where Buyer Wrongfully Refuses Goods CHART: Checklist of Seller’s Remedies After Delivery and Acceptance D. Construction Contracts E. Service Contracts CHART: Comparison of Remedies for Breach of Employment Contract XIII. REMEDIES IN CONNECTION WITH UNENFORCEABLE CONTRACTS Chapter Approach A. Contracts Unenforceable Because Not in Writing B. Contracts Unenforceable Because of Impossibility or Frustration of Purpose CHART: General Approach to Remedies After Impossibility or Frustration Arises C. Contracts Unenforceable Because of Lack of Capacity to Contract D. Agreements Unenforceable Because of Illegality REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS INDEX
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