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A statutory remedy refers to a legal solution or compensation provided by law for a violation of rights or legal obligations, typically outlined in statutes or regulations. These remedies can include monetary damages, injunctions, or specific performance, and they are designed to address grievances in a structured manner. Statutory remedies differ from common law remedies, as they are specifically established by legislative enactments rather than judicial precedents.

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