4 Judicial Remedies (the court's menu)

1. Suit for damages: the primary-money remedy — the compensation principle (the restitutio inintegrum of the civil law: the loss's money-replacement); - The measure: the actual loss + the foreseeable-and-natural-consequence damages (the remoteness rule — the Hadley v.Baxendale twin-rules by name only: the natural-loss AND the contemplation-of-parties limbs); the Code's damages provisions (the actual-and-foreseeable design); - The types: general/ special; nominal (the breach-without-loss); liquidated damages-and-penalty (the genuine-preestimate valid; the penalty unenforceable — the sum's forfeiture beyond the reasonable estimate refused: the Code's-and-courts' line); exemplary damages' general absence in contract (the tort-side difference); - The mitigation duty (the injured party's reasonable steps to reduce the loss — the avoidable-consequences bar); - The proof-and-measurement practice (the market-price difference; the cost-of-cure; the lost-profits' evidentiary discipline);2. Right for restitution: the unjust-enrichment's judicial face (Unit 2's doctrine in remedy): the benefit-conferred's return on the failed-or-void contract (the failure-of-consideration restitution; the Tamang-style recovery of the payments on the illegal's-edges within the in pari delicto limits);3. Suit for specific performance: the equity's decree — the performance itself compelled (the land-sale contracts' Nepali heartland: the agreed sale's enforcement against the defaulting vendor — the registered-sale-deed's execution by the court's order; the practice's sada rassin tradition, Property Law, Semester 3); the discretionary limits (the damages' adequacy test; the hardship-and-supervision bars; the personal-service non-compulsion; the third-party rights); the Code's specific-performance…