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{{g}}A remedy under {{t|contract}} developed by the [[courts of chancery]] as a way of addressing the manifold injustices of a doctrinaire application of the [[common law]] of {{t|contract}}. Sometimes damages ain’t enough, you see (where contractual privity is a harsh mistress; also frequently under a [[confidentiality agreement]]. | {{g}}A remedy under {{t|contract}} developed by the [[courts of chancery]] as a way of addressing the manifold injustices of a doctrinaire application of the [[common law]] of {{t|contract}}. Sometimes damages ain’t enough, you see (where contractual privity is a harsh mistress; also frequently under a [[confidentiality agreement]]. | ||
Types of [[ | Types of [[equitable remedy]] include: | ||
*[[Injunction]] | *[[Injunction]] | ||
*[[Specific performance]] | *[[Specific performance]] | ||
*[[Restitution]] | *[[Restitution]] | ||
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A remedy under contract developed by the courts of chancery as a way of addressing the manifold injustices of a doctrinaire application of the common law of contract. Sometimes damages ain’t enough, you see (where contractual privity is a harsh mistress; also frequently under a confidentiality agreement.
Types of equitable remedy include: