Judicial remedies are legal solutions provided by courts to address violations of rights or to resolve disputes. They can take various forms, including monetary compensation, injunctions, or specific performance, depending on the nature of the case. The goal is to restore the injured party to their original position or to ensure compliance with the law. There are two main types of judicial remedies: legal remedies and equitable remedies. Legal remedies typically involve financial compensation, while equitable remedies focus on actions that must be taken or refrained from. Courts assess each case to determine the most appropriate remedy based on the circumstances involved.