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Remedies
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying remedies. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 617681-035 : Choosing another Member State's courts as the forum can silently strip substantive rights: if the forum state treats an unavailable remedy such as money damages as procedural and refuses to hear the c
- 2470008-025 : Expanding the uses of Form PF data remains difficult so long as there is insufficient confidence in the accuracy of what advisers report, notwithstanding SEC efforts to improve quality through interpr
- 2831040-015 : The three core law and technology proposals for the pacing problem, regulation via the judiciary, early stage regulation of innovation, and principles based regulation, all have practical limitations
- 2939127-027 : Contract law rules on formation, interpretation, conditions, and remedies require substantive adjustment before smart contracts can be accommodated.
- 2992962-018 : To institute traditional remedies where a smart contract transaction disadvantages one of the parties, courts would have to change the blockchain, and that is computationally and practically impossibl
- 3017612-037 : Damages are usually an inadequate remedy for breach of a shareholder agreement because they are too speculative, even where the aggrieved shareholder holds a direct cause of action.
- 3017612-038 : Because damages rarely provide an adequate remedy for breach of a shareholder agreement, refusing specific enforcement amounts in substance to declaring the agreement invalid.
- 3606663-033 : Accountability is a structural concern in DeFi: without a central entity it can become unclear who is responsible for wrongdoing, and when problems arise no central party can freeze transactions, fix
- 5554218-020 : Unlike legal systems that balance enforcement against fairness, the binary execution of code offers no mechanism for appeal or mitigation, which limits recourse for aggrieved parties and challenges ba