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The 25 pages that link to Legal remedy, each with the reason it gives.

• Rule of lawRelated: Remedies give consequences to unlawful government conduct.

• Judicial reviewRelated: A finding of unlawfulness matters through the remedy the court can grant.

• Access to justiceRelated: Obtaining an effective remedy is the practical endpoint of access.

• Labor rightsRelated: Enforcement matters when workers can obtain practical relief for violations.

• Cause of actionRelated: A cause of action must support a form of relief the court can award.

• Fundamental rightsRelated: A right’s practical force depends on remedies available after its breach.

• LitigationRelated: A plaintiff generally asks litigation to secure a remedy.

• Legal rightRelated: Remedies connect an entitlement to the consequences of its breach.

• Forced labourRelated: Victims of forced labour need effective remedies as well as prevention and rescue.

• Individual rightsRelated: Damages, injunctions, and other remedies make rights violations legally consequential.

• Law (legal system)Related: Remedies give legal decisions practical effect for parties to a dispute.

• AdjudicationRelated: Remedies specify what relief an adjudication can grant.

• Civil lawRelated: Civil judgments usually grant relief rather than impose criminal punishment.

• Code of Ur-NammuRelated: Many surviving provisions specify compensation rather than physical punishment.

• Substantive lawRelated: Substantive law can create both a legal right and the remedy available when it is violated.

• Negative and positive rightsRelated: Remedies give practical force to duties associated with both kinds of rights.

• Procedural lawRelated: Procedural rules govern how a court grants and enforces relief.

• EstoppelRelated: Estoppel’s effect may be to bar a claim or defense rather than award damages.

• Legal proceedingRelated: The remedy sought shapes what the proceeding can deliver.

• LawsuitRelated: The requested remedy shapes the purpose and possible outcome of the lawsuit.