Restitution Is

question 16

Multiple Choice

Restitution is

• A) never able to exceed the value of expectation damages.
• B) available only if the parties' relationship is not governed by an enforceable contract.
• C) a remedy that may require the defendant to give up a benefit that it acquired from a third party as a result of committing a wrong against the plaintiff.
• D) another appropriate name for an account of profits.
• E) a cause of action that sometimes is available in a contractual context.

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