4.1 Judicial Remedies: Compensation, Injunctions, and Declaratory Relief

1. Damages (the compensation's forms): - Ordinary/compensatory — the loss's restoration (the pecuniary heads: the medical costs, the earnings' loss, the property's value; the non- pecuniary: the pain-and-suffering faces). - Special damages — the pleaded specifics vs the general damages' assessment. - Exemplary/punitive — the aggravated wrongs' extra answer (the state's malice, the cruel wrongs — the constitutional-violation faces). - Nominal — the right's bare vindication (the technical wrong without loss). - The measure's rules (the remoteness's screen; the mitigation duty — the victim's reasonable self-help).2. Injunctions: - The mandatory vs the prohibitory (the act's compulsion vs its bar). - The interim vs the perpetual (the pending case's protection; the final judgment's order). - The quia timet face (the anticipated wrong's bar). - The discretion's disciplines (the balance of convenience; the delay's acquiescence; the clean-hands bar — the equitable pedigree).3. Declaratory relief — the rights' declaration (the status-and-duty questions resolved without an order; the declaratory judgment's role in the boundary disputes).