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== Client problems== | == Client problems== | ||
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* Client wants to know what type of award a judge might make if a consumer or credit problem goes to court. | * Client wants to know what type of award a judge might make if a consumer or credit problem goes to court. | ||
== Summary of the law== | == Summary of the law== | ||
When a matter goes to court, the party bringing the action must set out their grounds for asking for a remedy (called the “cause of action”) and the type of remedy they want (this can be called the “relief” the party is seeking). | When a matter goes to court, the party bringing the action must set out their grounds for asking for a remedy (called the “cause of action”) and the type of remedy they want (this can be called the “relief” the party is seeking). | ||