Contracts: Equitable Remedies

This Note discusses the application of equitable remedies under US contract law. Courts generally favor legal remedies for breach of contract, but they have the discretion to award equitable relief if legal damages are inadequate to compensate the aggrieved party for its losses. This Note covers types of equitable remedies, limitations and defenses, the use of contractual provisions expressly addressing the availability of equitable relief and the availability of equitable remedies under major commercial contract types.

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