Charles EF Rickett, MA, LLB, BD is the Sir Gerard Brennan Professor of Law at the TC Beirne School of Law, The University of Queensland.

• Part I General Concepts1. Two Conceptions of RemediesERNEST J WEINRIB2. Rights, Remedies, Wrongs and the Bribe-taking FiduciarySTRUAN SCOTT3. ‘Discretion and Remedies’THE HON P DE JERSEY AC, CHIEF JUSTICE4. The Role of Policy in the Law of ObligationsTHE HON JUSTICE SUSAN KIEFELPart II Performance5. Substitutionary DamagesSTEPHEN A SMITH6. The Inadequacy of Damages as a Remedy for Breach of ContractRALPH M CUNNINGTONPart III Compensation7. A Good Faith Perspective on Liquidated DamagesJW CARTER AND ELISABETH PEDEN8. Economic Loss and the Duty of Care: a Study in the Exercise of Legal JustificationKIT BARKER9. Compensation for Breach of Trust—The Remoteness ImpasseDARRYN JENSENPart IV Punishment10. In Defence of Exemplary DamagesJAMES EDELMAN11. Justice and Punishment in Tort: A Comparative Theoretical AnalysisALLAN BEEVERPart V Restitution and Disgorgement12. Restitutionary Remedies for Wrongs: Causation and RemotenessGRAHAM VIRGO13. Subtractive and Wrongful Enrichment: Identifying Gain in the Law of RestitutionDUNCAN SHEEHAN14. Equitable Relief from Forfeiture: Performance or Restitution?MICHAEL BRYAN

...this volume has much to offer private law scholars from all jurisdictions. Gillian Black Edinburgh Law Review Vol 13, 2009 The contributors were chosen for their expertise, the topics include issues of current controversy, and the execution is flawless. Considered individually or as a whole, the papers that comprise the collection constitute a significant contribution to the existing literature. Mitchell McLnnes The Journal of Business Law Issue 4 2009