Dr Charles Mitchell is a Reader in Law at King's College London, where he teaches trusts, unjust enrichment, contract, insurance, and company law. His research interests lie in these fields, and also in the area of voluntary sector law and policy. He is the author of The Law of Subrogation (Clarendon Press, 1994) and co-editor (with Sue Moody) of Foundations of Charity (Hart Publishing, 2000).

• PART I: INTRODUCTION ; PART II: PRACTICAL ISSUES ; PART III: THE COMPONENTS OF A CLAIM ; PART IV: DEFENCES ; PART V: REMEDIES ; APPENDIX

Review from other book by this author The time has been long overdue for a neat little book like Dr Mitchell's to unite and co-ordinate subrogation as a whole against the scheme of modern restitution scholarship ... this is a thoroughly decent and competent piece of work ... your reviewer enjoyed reading the book, liked thinking about the points it raised and is happy to recommend it to anyone else interested.

Dr Charles Mitchell is a Reader in Law at King's College London, where he teaches trusts, unjust enrichment, contract, insurance, and company law. His research interests lie in these fields, and also in the area of voluntary sector law and policy. He is the author of The Law of Subrogation (Clarendon Press, 1994) and co-editor (with Sue Moody) of Foundations of Charity (Hart Publishing, 2000).

• PART I: INTRODUCTION ; PART II: PRACTICAL ISSUES ; PART III: THE COMPONENTS OF A CLAIM ; PART IV: DEFENCES ; PART V: REMEDIES ; APPENDIX

Review from other book by this author The time has been long overdue for a neat little book like Dr Mitchell's to unite and co-ordinate subrogation as a whole against the scheme of modern restitution scholarship ... this is a thoroughly decent and competent piece of work ... your reviewer enjoyed reading the book, liked thinking about the points it raised and is happy to recommend it to anyone else interested.

Dr Charles Mitchell is a Reader in Law at King's College London, where he teaches trusts, unjust enrichment, contract, insurance, and company law. His research interests lie in these fields, and also in the area of voluntary sector law and policy. He is the author of The Law of Subrogation (Clarendon Press, 1994) and co-editor (with Sue Moody) of Foundations of Charity (Hart Publishing, 2000).

• PART I: INTRODUCTION ; PART II: PRACTICAL ISSUES ; PART III: THE COMPONENTS OF A CLAIM ; PART IV: DEFENCES ; PART V: REMEDIES ; APPENDIX

Review from other book by this author The time has been long overdue for a neat little book like Dr Mitchell's to unite and co-ordinate subrogation as a whole against the scheme of modern restitution scholarship ... this is a thoroughly decent and competent piece of work ... your reviewer enjoyed reading the book, liked thinking about the points it raised and is happy to recommend it to anyone else interested.