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Term: pecuniary remedy
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Pecuniary remedies are orders made by a court ordering a party to the proceedings to pay a monetary sum. More particularly, an order for damages or an account of profits.
Both of these remedies have long established rules for their assessment, and a successful claimant must formally prove their damage, or the profits made by the defendant.
Usage: The claimant, upon the determination of liability, elected the pecuniary remedy of damages.
Related Words: damages; account of profits; non-pecuniary remedy; injunction; delivery-up; order for destruction.
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