Examples of restitution

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Many made restitution for their sins, repaying employers for stolen goods or apologizing to neighbors for speaking badly about them.
As a result, restitution (or non-restitution) programmes, were handled on a zonal basis.
I leave aside the question of what the proper scope of "the law of restitution" or "the law of unjust enrichment" is. 24.
However, they do not entail that the burden of restitution falls on the shoulders of the current owner.
They lacked, for example, explicit descriptions of the transgression or offers of restitution.
More signicant was what the gift of cloaks symbolized: the restitution of respect and honor to the father-in-law lost by the son-in-law's immodest behavior and his deance of elders.
In many communities civil patrols operated in ways that were even more deeply antithetical to ideas of harmony, restitution, reconciliation, and reincorporation than formal legal systems were.
As we saw, the law of restitution is indifferent to the confer ral of such externalities, regardless of whether they were the expression of the plaintiff's donative intent.
Nearly all we need to know about the law of restitution to assess the restitutionar y account of necessity is captured in this principle and illustrated by this example.
The probability of particle adhesion becomes greater for smaller impact velocities, for smaller particle sizes, for greater values of impact angle and for greater values of the restitution coefficient.
The problem with the newly recognised category of restitution or unjust enrichment is peculiar to this supposed category: it is that the supposed principle of unjust enrichment is entirely spurious.
A final weakness is the dependence of the coefficient of restitution on the mass of the impacting bodies and the lack of dependence on the impact velocity.
If they did not do this, their claims for restoration of their dignity, for social justice, and for restitution for past dispossession would simply not be seen as legitimate.
The international legal basis and precedents for the restitution of unique official records of state and private agencies are even stronger than for works of art.
The influence of social factors on common mental disorders : destabilisation and restitution.
Figure 6 plots normal impulse against coefficient of restitution and chamfer angle.
However, the energy loss after the bottom impact is independent of the restitution coefficient if the transition phase (series of minor impacts after the bottom impact) is completed.
Firm legal acknowledgement of customary land rights, together with restitution of already alienated adat land or proper compensation for its former owners and users, are matters of simple justice.
Even if it were impossible to develop artificial wombs, it would still be feasible to compensate women for their unequal resource holdings by offering financial restitution.
The largest majority deal with requests for divorce and restitution of bridewealth.
In a literal reversal of the head's delivery, the operator must first reverse any restitution of the head's position, gently twisting it back to a direct occiput anterior orientation.
In this circumstance, simply awaiting the next contraction and its associated spontaneous restitution may be adequate to re-establish normal alignment and resolve the shoulder dystocia, if it is mild.
The distinctive and autonomous nature of restitution is well illustrated by the fact that in limited circumstances restitution is available to parties in default on a contract.
He rejects the idea that private law categories such as contract and tort, and still less unjust enrichment or restitution, are based on a 'single normative principle' (pp. 34-5).
He was bound over in the sum of £10 and was ordered to make restitution of £50.
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