Sarah Green is Professor of Private Law at the University of Bristol.Alan Bogg is Professor of Labour Law at the University of Bristol.

The book is … relevant to many specialist as well as generalist audiences, and deserves to find them all.

• 1. Introduction Alan Bogg and Sarah GreenPart I: General Perspectives on Illegality2. A New Dawn for the Law of Illegality Andrew Burrows3. The Law of Illegality: Identifying the Issues James Goudkamp4. Restitution or Confiscation/Forfeiture? Private Rights versus Public Values Robert Sullivan5. Not a Principle of Justice? Nicholas J McBride6. Illegality as a Rationing Rule Frederick Wilmot-Smith7. Illegality, Familiarity and the Law Commission James LeePart II: Specific Perspectives on Illegality8. Illegality and Contractual Enforcement after Patel v Mirza Janet O’Sullivan9. Illegality and Zero Sum Torts Sarah Green10. Illegality and Unjust Enrichment Graham Virgo11. Ramifications of Patel v Mirza in the Law of Trusts Paul S Davies12. Illegality in Labour Law after Patel v Mirza: Retrenchment and Restraint Alan BoggPart III: Comparative Perspectives on Illegality13. Whither Now Illegality and Statute: An Australian Perspective The Hon William Gummow AC14. Illegality and Canadian Private Law: Hall v Hebert’s Legacy Mitchell McInnes15. The Impact of Illegality and Immorality on Contract and Restitution from a Civilian Angle Birke Häcker

Sarah Green is Professor of Private Law at the University of Bristol.Alan Bogg is Professor of Labour Law at the University of Bristol.

The book is … relevant to many specialist as well as generalist audiences, and deserves to find them all.

• 1. Introduction Alan Bogg and Sarah GreenPart I: General Perspectives on Illegality2. A New Dawn for the Law of Illegality Andrew Burrows3. The Law of Illegality: Identifying the Issues James Goudkamp4. Restitution or Confiscation/Forfeiture? Private Rights versus Public Values Robert Sullivan5. Not a Principle of Justice? Nicholas J McBride6. Illegality as a Rationing Rule Frederick Wilmot-Smith7. Illegality, Familiarity and the Law Commission James LeePart II: Specific Perspectives on Illegality8. Illegality and Contractual Enforcement after Patel v Mirza Janet O’Sullivan9. Illegality and Zero Sum Torts Sarah Green10. Illegality and Unjust Enrichment Graham Virgo11. Ramifications of Patel v Mirza in the Law of Trusts Paul S Davies12. Illegality in Labour Law after Patel v Mirza: Retrenchment and Restraint Alan BoggPart III: Comparative Perspectives on Illegality13. Whither Now Illegality and Statute: An Australian Perspective The Hon William Gummow AC14. Illegality and Canadian Private Law: Hall v Hebert’s Legacy Mitchell McInnes15. The Impact of Illegality and Immorality on Contract and Restitution from a Civilian Angle Birke Häcker

Sarah Green is Professor of Private Law at the University of Bristol.Alan Bogg is Professor of Labour Law at the University of Bristol.

The book is … relevant to many specialist as well as generalist audiences, and deserves to find them all.

• 1. Introduction Alan Bogg and Sarah GreenPart I: General Perspectives on Illegality2. A New Dawn for the Law of Illegality Andrew Burrows3. The Law of Illegality: Identifying the Issues James Goudkamp4. Restitution or Confiscation/Forfeiture? Private Rights versus Public Values Robert Sullivan5. Not a Principle of Justice? Nicholas J McBride6. Illegality as a Rationing Rule Frederick Wilmot-Smith7. Illegality, Familiarity and the Law Commission James LeePart II: Specific Perspectives on Illegality8. Illegality and Contractual Enforcement after Patel v Mirza Janet O’Sullivan9. Illegality and Zero Sum Torts Sarah Green10. Illegality and Unjust Enrichment Graham Virgo11. Ramifications of Patel v Mirza in the Law of Trusts Paul S Davies12. Illegality in Labour Law after Patel v Mirza: Retrenchment and Restraint Alan BoggPart III: Comparative Perspectives on Illegality13. Whither Now Illegality and Statute: An Australian Perspective The Hon William Gummow AC14. Illegality and Canadian Private Law: Hall v Hebert’s Legacy Mitchell McInnes15. The Impact of Illegality and Immorality on Contract and Restitution from a Civilian Angle Birke Häcker