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Not to be confused with unjust enrichment, an imaginative synthesis of long-forgotten rules of the common law dreamt up by Lord Goff to bring justice to little old ladies, unjustified enrichment is the compensation paid to a “C-Suite” executive - one of those basking for the time being in the cult of personality, known reverently to all by his — for it will be a he — Christian name.

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	Not to be confused with [[unjust enrichment]], an imaginative synthesis of long-forgotten rules of the common law dreamt up by Lord Goff to bring justice to [[little old ladies]], ''unjustified'' enrichment is the [[compensation]] paid to a [[CEO\|“C-Suite” executive]] - one of those basking [[for the time being]] in the cult of personality, known reverently to all by his — for it will be a {{sex\|he}} — [[Christian name]].		{{g}}Not to be confused with [[unjust enrichment]], an imaginative synthesis of long-forgotten rules of the common law dreamt up by Lord Goff to bring justice to [[little old ladies]], ''unjustified'' enrichment is the [[compensation]] paid to a [[CEO\|“C-Suite” executive]] - one of those basking [[for the time being]] in the cult of personality, known reverently to all by his — for it will be a {{sex\|he}} — [[Christian name]].

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