Poster Presentation Law
Social Sciences, University College London

A Comparison of Duress in Contract and Unjust enrichment law

This research aims to show that there should be a less stringent threshold for granting restitution for duress in unjust enrichment than in contract. This is significant because there is currently little scrutiny of how duress in unjust enrichment operates in private law.
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Charmaine Chang
LLB Student, UCL
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Charmaine Chang (She/Her)
LLB Student, UCL
I'm a second-year law student from Hong Kong, studying Law at University College London. My Laidlaw project, 'A comparison of duress in contract and unjust enrichment law,' looks into whether the law can lower the standard to grant remedies to parties who are coerced into entering into contracts in the context of unjust enrichment. Currently taking part in a couple of pro bono initiatives, I would welcome pro bono opportunities as well, in particular legal aid for refugees or migrants. I look forward to the rest of the programme! 

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