Trant successfully argued that damages were not an
adequate remedy because of the impact of the delay to the project for other stakeholders.
In order for Judge David Akemann to have granted the injunction for the International Association of Firefighters Local 439, he would have had to find that the union had a clear right that needed protecting, would suffer irreparable harm if the change were enacted, had no
adequate remedy under law, and was likely to be successful on the merits of the action.
Most of the petitions declared frivolous were filed under Article 199 of the Constitution, under which a high court may take up a matter when there is 'no other
adequate remedy is provided by law.
Authorities have an obligation to provide him with
adequate remedy, which includes compensation, and ensure that those suspected of responsibility are prosecuted in civilian courts.
Unfortunately, no constitution, no matter how exquisitely crafted its checks on power may be, is
adequate remedy for a populace enmired in ignorance and vice.
Ratcliffe's health and physical integrity and to the well-being of her child, the Working Group considers that the
adequate remedy would be to release Ms.
is dismissed outright for want of palpable merit and complainant has an
adequate remedy in another forum,' Dino added.
Rather, whether a patentee should receive an injunction should depend on a case-by-case analysis of four traditional factors: (1) whether the plaintiff would suffer irreparable injury if the infringement continued; (2) whether the plaintiff had an
adequate remedy at law; (3) the balance of the hardships imposed by granting or denying the injunction; and (4) the public interest.
The liquidated damages clause stipulated a breach by either party would cause irreparable harm, that monetary damages would not be an
adequate remedy for such breach, and that the prevailing party in a breach of contract lawsuit would be entitled to court costs and attorney fees (Minnesota Vikings Football Stadium v.
To accuse, during an election campaign, a US presidential candidate of personally murdering children is not petty, and civil libel law provides no
adequate remedy.
The district court dismissed the case, concluding that a revised JD from the Corps was not a "final agency action for which there was no other
adequate remedy in a court.
68(1) (2015) ("A preliminary, procedural, or intermediate order of the agency or of an administrative law judge of the Division of Administrative Hearings is immediately reviewable if review of the final agency decision would not provide an
adequate remedy.
