Cromwell J. in Kerr v. Baranow, supra, at paragraph 52, recognizes that there is enough flexibility in the equitable remedies available to a court in cases of unjust enrichment to permit alternate remedies if the circumstances of the case justify it. Specifically, Cromwell J. states that a court may grant the plaintiff rights that flow from the recognition of property rights where the plaintiff can establish that a monetary award is insufficient in the circumstances. The court can also take into account the probability of recovery of an award.
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