REMEDIAL LAW

remedial law. 1. A law providing a means to enforce rights or redress injuries. 2. A law passed

to correct or modify an existing law; esp., a law that gives a party a new or different remedy when

the existing remedy, if any, is inadequate. [Cases: Statutes 236. C.J.S. Statutes § 377.] [Blacks Law 8^th]