Add to ORKGBy comparing how the legal system seems to construe the distinction between right and remedy law, it emerges that the distinction should be reframed as an overarching theory allowing issue preclusion in general terms
This thesis analyses the development of human rights remedies in Canada and the United Kingdom in th...
Time and again, the U.S. Supreme Court has declared that the federal cause of action is “analyticall...
Since the end of the Second World War and the subsequent success of constitutional judicial review, ...
By comparing how the legal system seems to construe the distinction between right and remedy law, it...
Traditionally, courts equated rights and remedies. Consequently, courts sought to provide remedies f...
This chapter examines the nature of civil wrongs from the perspective of the law of remedies, queryi...
Often, private law remedies enforce or vindicate infringed underlying rights. Substantive remedies a...
Most spheres of life are now regulated by statute. Many such statutes give courts both specific and ...
The great barrier faced by the court when awarding the best remedy is the “adequacy of common law re...
Rights have become, in late years, a critical worry of legitimate scholars, just as of those engaged...
The right to a remedy is central to a human rights approach to climate change. However, a range of o...
This book discusses the various approaches to and types of remedies available for violations of inte...
Public-law litigation often gives rise to a basic but important asymmetry: claimants wishing to obta...
The scope and meaning of remedies are very wide and almost every legal question could be posed in te...
The material in the chapter critiques two significant legal classificatory schemes: the Birksian cla...
This thesis analyses the development of human rights remedies in Canada and the United Kingdom in th...
Time and again, the U.S. Supreme Court has declared that the federal cause of action is “analyticall...
Since the end of the Second World War and the subsequent success of constitutional judicial review, ...
By comparing how the legal system seems to construe the distinction between right and remedy law, it...
Traditionally, courts equated rights and remedies. Consequently, courts sought to provide remedies f...
This chapter examines the nature of civil wrongs from the perspective of the law of remedies, queryi...
Often, private law remedies enforce or vindicate infringed underlying rights. Substantive remedies a...
Most spheres of life are now regulated by statute. Many such statutes give courts both specific and ...
The great barrier faced by the court when awarding the best remedy is the “adequacy of common law re...
Rights have become, in late years, a critical worry of legitimate scholars, just as of those engaged...
The right to a remedy is central to a human rights approach to climate change. However, a range of o...
This book discusses the various approaches to and types of remedies available for violations of inte...
Public-law litigation often gives rise to a basic but important asymmetry: claimants wishing to obta...
The scope and meaning of remedies are very wide and almost every legal question could be posed in te...
The material in the chapter critiques two significant legal classificatory schemes: the Birksian cla...
This thesis analyses the development of human rights remedies in Canada and the United Kingdom in th...
Time and again, the U.S. Supreme Court has declared that the federal cause of action is “analyticall...
Since the end of the Second World War and the subsequent success of constitutional judicial review, ...