In certain cases it is lawful to redress one's injuries by means of self help without recourse to the court. Self defence, prevention of trespass, re-entry on land, abatement of nuisance are remedies available to the pla
CS Executive · Industrial, Labour & General Laws · PYQS · December 2014
In certain cases it is lawful to redress one's injuries by means of self help without recourse to the court. Self defence, prevention of trespass, re-entry on land, abatement of nuisance are remedies available to the plaintiff for self help. These remedies are called __________.
Answer & Explanation:
Correct Answer: Option (B)
Correct answer: (B) Extra-judicial remedies. This answer applies to the historical law and assessment-year context of this December 2014 paper; later amendments may differ.
Topics: Law of Torts
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