NALA Certified Paralegal Practice Exam

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Money damages are an example of which kind of remedy?

Remedy in chancery
Remedy in equity
Remedy at law
(A) and (C) only

The correct answer is: Remedy at law

Money damages are considered a remedy at law, as opposed to a remedy in equity. A remedy at law involves a legal action seeking a monetary award to compensate for a loss or injury, while a remedy in equity involves seeking a court order to enforce a specific duty or to stop a party from engaging in a certain action. Choice A, "remedy in chancery," is not a widely used term in the legal field. Choice B, "remedy in equity," is incorrect because money damages do not fall under the category of equitable remedies. Choice D, "(A) and (C) only," is incorrect because A is not a valid option.