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Meanings of judicial remedy in English
Catalan
remei legal Enforcement of legal rights or penalties by a court.
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Examples for "remedy"
Examples for "remedy"
1
Of course, if withdrawal is really the problem, the remedy is simple.
2
Megan Rapinoe said it is well-within Fifa's power to remedy the situation.
3
I would look at any remedy as a possible solution, said Paxton.
4
He also sought an injunction requiring the State to remedy the situation.
5
The question now before the council is how to remedy the situation.
1
However a legal remedy to resolve the problem had yet to be found.
2
The wisest course, then, would seem to be to pursue a legal remedy.
3
The banks have voiced discontent and readiness to seek legal remedy.
4
He related what he had learned of the new legal remedy.
5
Yet Guy knew he had no legal remedy save by acknowledging the forgery!
1
"It explains much," she said, with a sort of judicial relief.
Usage of judicial remedy in English
1
Justiciable rights mean that when violations occur, there exists a right to an effective remedy -in this case, a judicial remedy.
2
The usual remedies between nations, war and diplomacy, being precluded by the federal union, it is necessary that a judicial remedy should supply their place.
3
Judicial remedies are necessary, but insufficient and haphazard.
4
Sistema's India unit said it "reserves the right to protect its interests by using all available judicial remedies".