remedies Flashcards

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aim of civil law

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protect rights of individuals

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fairness in the civil justice system

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> full details of claim
right to be advised and represented
methods of dispute res -> resolve themselves + others x decide for them
tribunals x high $
strict rules apply to evidence + procedure of trial

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Equality in the civil justice system

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> equal b4 the law -> equal access w/o barriers -> x discrim on characteristics e.g race/gender/culture/status

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access in the civil justice system

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> existence of dispute res methods
exist of complaint bodies -> guide
specialised efficient + effective tribunals
indiv courts -> jurisdictions

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mediation

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indep 3rd party assist parties to discuss dispute + determine mutually acceptable resolution b/w themselves
mediator = trained for role + x suggest/advise
lawyers can be present
decision = x binding unless ‘deed of settlement’

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process of mediation

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1) introduce
2) both parties tell sides of dispute + ID issues
3) mediator list main point
4) parties listen to eachother, discuss, ask q’s
5) mediator meet each party privately + discuss solutions
6) all meet to negotiate + discuss options
7) agreement written by mediator
8) closing statement -> mediator congratulate both for resolve

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conciliation

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indep 3rd party assist + offer suggest/advice
lawyers can be present
x legally bind

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arbitration

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impartial 3rd party listen to both parties + help reach agree -> 3rd party decide -> legally binding
lawyers = often present

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judicial determination

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resolve via courts -> present case b4 indep + impartial 3rd party -> legally bound
last resort b/c expensive + time consuming

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mediation strengths

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> cheap
quick
win-win solutions
informal atmosphere -> increase compromise
confidentiality
maintain relationship

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purpose of remedies

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restore the infringed party who has suffered a loss or injury to the pos.n the party was in b4 loss occurred

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types of remedies
damages

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an amount of money to be paid to the infringed party to compensate for losses suffered

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types of remedies
injunctions

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a court order to force a party to complete, or stop, an action in an attempt to rectify the situation that has arisen

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compensatory damages

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monetary compensation to plaintiff for loss/injury
specific damages: compensate the plaintiff for items that can be calculated exactly
general damages: compensate for pain and suffering. x calc exactly. Plaintiff’s counsel will make submissions to estimate approp amount
aggravated damages: compensate for humiliation + insult

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nominal damages

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small amount of damages awarded by court to plaintiff
in cases where defend = infringe rights of P + P suffered actual loss

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exemplary damages

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awarded if defendants actions = negligent/abhorrent that court wish to deter others from similar + show disapproval of actions

punish + deter

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contemptuous damages

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if infringement of rights but court expresses disapproval of plaintiffs legal actions

contempt by court may be bc infringe = minor + x moral right to damages

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injunctions

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‘interlocutory’ = short term
perpetual = long term

mandatory = compel an action
restrictive = prevent an action