The only relief,or remedy,offered in the early law courts of England was ________.

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In the early law courts of England, the only relief or remedy offered was monetary awards for damages, which were called writs. This meant that a person who had suffered a harm or injury could sue the wrongdoer in court and receive compensation in the form of money or property. Other options like rigorous imprisonment, threatening with logical consequences, and withholding privileges offered by the law were not available in early English law courts.

The Only Relief,or Remedy,offered in the Early Law Courts of England