While the focus of this casebook is on remedies that are awarded pursuant to a judicial order, most disputes are settled outside court. Of course, self-help remedies are not remedies in the strict sense of the word, because they do not involve court orders; rather the court gives the plaintiff permission to act in a particular way. It could be said that the plaintiff is vindicating her own rights. However, courts prefer to ensure that ‘self-help’ is exercised reasonably.
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