Remedy
What a court can order to put things right: payment, repair, return of property or ending a contract.
Definition
A remedy is the relief or redress granted by a court to a successful claimant. Common remedies include damages (monetary compensation), an injunction (an order to do or stop doing something), specific performance (an order to carry out a contract), and rescission (cancelling a contract). The appropriate remedy depends on the nature of the wrong and the loss suffered.