Sentence examples for equitable remedy from inspiring English sources

A short time later, responding to Microsoft's complaints, the judge remarked: "I ask you if forfeiture is not a traditional, equitable remedy".

The equitable remedy of injunction had analogies in canon law, and the law of redemption of mortgages may have been related to the usury laws, which forbade making excessive profits from loans.

But thousands of those living in the claim area mobilized to oppose the establishment of any new Cayuga homeland, and last summer the court ruled that removal of trespassers was not an "equitable" remedy.

This process may ultimately detach legal concepts from their moral analogs (thus, legal "murder" may require no intention to kill, legal "fault" no moral blameworthiness, an "equitable" remedy may be manifestly unfair, etc).

In addition to prerogative orders, the equitable remedy of a declaration can be employed to control an excess of legal authority.

The remedies available in Singapore administrative law are the prerogative orders – the mandatory order (formerly known as mandamus), prohibiting order (prohibition), quashing order (certiorari), and order for review of detention (habeas corpus) – and the declaration, a form of equitable remedy.

The Judicature Acts were much more than a regrouping and renaming of courts; they attempted to fuse law and equity by making available legal and equitable remedies in all divisions of the High Court and by providing that the equitable rule should prevail when conflicts arose.

Family courts across the land are familiar with the concept of “fraudulent transfers” and can make the harmed spouse “whole” through a cornucopia of legal and equitable remedies, ranging from constructive trusts to the outright of seizure of pension funds.

The County Courts (Equity Jurisdiction) Act 1865 gave the county courts the authority to use equitable remedies, although it was rarely used.

But, in another clause, it says the seller can also be held liable according to "any existing equitable and statutory remedy".

And your briefs make it very clear that they exercised their equitable powers to remedy a threat to fundamental constitutional rights and changed the deadline accordingly.