Prospective Remedy
/[prə-spek-tiv ˈrɛm-ə-di]/
Definitions
- (n.) A judicially imposed solution or relief granted in anticipation of preventing future harm or violation.
The court awarded a prospective remedy to prevent the company from continuing illegal dumping.
Forms
- prospective remedies
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Commentary
Prospective remedies focus on future compliance rather than redressing past injuries; drafters should specify the scope and duration clearly to avoid ambiguity.
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