I want to discuss processes of remedy. Can I use the word remediary with reference to such process?
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PROPOSED USE: "There are express written contracts, contracts implied by acts or conduct showing agreement, and a remediary area where an express or implied contract fails for some reason that causes a court to look to equitable relief."
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PROPOSED USE: "There are express written contracts, contracts implied by acts or conduct showing agreement, and a remediary area where an express or implied contract fails for some reason that causes a court to look to equitable relief."
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Forgive an old lawyer for intruding on style, but the lack of parallel sentence structure jangles. I suggest "There are express written contracts, contracts implied ..., and equitable principles, to which a court will look for remedies where ..."
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PROPOSED USE: "There are express written contracts, contracts implied by acts or conduct showing agreement, and a remediary area where an express or implied contract fails for some reason that causes a court to look to equitable relief."
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Forgive an old lawyer for intruding on style, but the lack of parallel sentence structure jangles. I suggest "There are express written contracts, contracts implied ..., and equitable principles, to which a court will look for remedies where ..."
– remarkl
1 hour ago
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Forgive an old lawyer for intruding on style, but the lack of parallel sentence structure jangles. I suggest "There are express written contracts, contracts implied ..., and equitable principles, to which a court will look for remedies where ..."
– remarkl
1 hour ago
Forgive an old lawyer for intruding on style, but the lack of parallel sentence structure jangles. I suggest "There are express written contracts, contracts implied ..., and equitable principles, to which a court will look for remedies where ..."
– remarkl
1 hour ago
Forgive an old lawyer for intruding on style, but the lack of parallel sentence structure jangles. I suggest "There are express written contracts, contracts implied ..., and equitable principles, to which a court will look for remedies where ..."
– remarkl
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Forgive an old lawyer for intruding on style, but the lack of parallel sentence structure jangles. I suggest "There are express written contracts, contracts implied ..., and equitable principles, to which a court will look for remedies where ..."
– remarkl
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