unjustly enriched造句

• Whites are unjustly enriched today as a class,
• A contract is unjustly enriched were he or she not required to compensate the other.
• "We claimed they were unjustly enriched, " said San Diego lawyer Randall Baron, who represented the shareholders.
• It is a case where the servant has unjustly enriched himself by virtue of his service without his master's sanction.
• Typically they require the payment of money by the person unjustly enriched to the person at whose expense that enrichment has taken place.
• And that, they say, will result in victimized buildings being short-changed while some buildings that escaped victimization may be unjustly enriched.
• Newberger notified Club Med two years ago and received no response to allegations that the company was " unjustly enriched " by operating the hotel.
• An account of profits is usually ordered where payment of damages would still leave the wrongdoer unjustly enriched at the expense of the wronged party.
• {{ Cquote | He does not cease to be unjustly enriched because the payer for one reason or another is not out of pocket.
• The result is that the public will not be compensated for giving broadcasters billions of dollars of free public spectrum and broadcasters will be unjustly enriched.
• "El Paso and its marketing affiliate, El Paso Merchant, have been unjustly enriched by this situation, " the complaint says.
• If the amount demanded by the injured party is excessive, they are unjustly enriched, and the breaching party has no obligation to pay the excess.
• The gist of it is that the defendant has unjustly enriched himself, and it is against conscience that he should be allowed to keep the money.
• The complaint alleged that Weinstock was unjustly enriched at the expense of later investors and asked that he be ordered to pay back all profits from his participation.
• The ruling allowed the lawsuits to go forward on claims that eight of the largest companies had broken their contracts with doctors and unjustly enriched themselves at the doctors'expense.
• If OFHEO concludes that the two men were " unjustly enriched, we have enforcement tools at our disposal to seek recovery, " a spokeswoman for the regulator said Monday evening.
• State law requires that the judge rule on three remaining counts : whether Ford engaged in deceptive trade practices, violated Illinois consumer fraud laws, and unjustly enriched the company by the fraud.
• At the next level of framing, whites view an array of social institutions as normally white-controlled and as unremarkable in the fact that whites therein are unjustly enriched and disproportionately privileged.
• In his ruling, Zore also threw out all other elements of the Indiana case, including claims that tobacco companies had conspired together, deceived the public about the dangers of smoking and unjustly enriched themselves.
• The way to do that, they theorized, would be for the state to sue on the grounds that tobacco companies had been unjustly enriched by the state's assumption of health care costs for smokers.