inadequate remedy at law. A remedy (such as money damages) that does not sufficiently correct the wrong, as a result of which an injunction may be available to the disadvantaged party. See IRREPARABLE-INJURY RULE. [Cases: Injunction 17, 138. 9. C.J.S. Injunctions §§ 30–31.]
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inadequate remedy at law 普通法的救济方法不适当 依通例，凡依普通法能获得适当救济的案件，衡平法院概不受理。所谓救济的适当或不适当，不是指能否取得适当数额的损害赔偿，而是指能否取得其性质与特色适合于原告要求的救济方法，如对于某些情况，依普通法只能给予损害赔偿，而原告需要的则是防止性措施：禁制令〔injunction〕。
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remedial law. 1. A law providing a means to enforce rights or redress injuries. 2. A law passed to correct or modify an existing law; esp., a law that gives a party a new or different remedy when the existing remedy, if any, is inadequate. [Cases: Statutes 236. C.J.S. Statutes § 377.]
The rendering, as nearly as practicable, of a promised performance through a judgment or decree; specif., a court-ordered remedy that requires precise fulfillment of a legal or contractual obligation when monetary damages are inappropriate or inadequate, as when the sale of real estate or a rare article is involved. • Specific performance is an equitable
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specific performance. The rendering, as nearly as practicable, of a promised performance through a judgment or decree; specif., a court-ordered remedy that requires precise fulfillment of a legal or contractual obligation when monetary damages are inappropriate or inadequate, as when the sale of real estate or a rare article is involved. • Specific performance is
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