A court may resort to the application of equitable principles when an award of money damages "at law" would not be the proper remedy.

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Equitable principles may be used when a non-monetary remedy, such as an injunction or specific performance, is necessary or when monetary damages would not fully compensate for the harm caused. Examples include cases of breach of fiduciary duty or where a unique property or object is involved.

A Court May Resort to the Application of Equitable Principles