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Wolf v. Wolf

Citations

  • 514 A.2d 901
  • 356 Pa. Super. 365
  • 1986 Pa. Super. LEXIS 12061

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  • elements of unjust enrichment are benefits conferred on, and accepted by, defendant that it would be inequitable for defendant to retain the benefit without payment for their value
  • spouse’s parents, who were joined, were found to hold legal title to the marital home in constructive trust for the divorcing couple
  • master in divorce action has authority to take evidence on claims of unjust enrichment and recommend judgment
  • trial court may declare resulting trust where record owners of real estate have been joined in matrimonial action
  • elements of unjust enrichment are benefits conferred on, and accepted by, defendant that it would be inequitable for defendant to retain the benefit without payment for their value
  • elements of unjust enrichment are benefits conferred on, and accepted by, defendant that it would be inequitable for defendant to retain the benefit without payment for their value

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Judges: Cirillo, Tamilia, Hester

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