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What is the difference between a legal and equitable claim
Whether a claim is legal or equitable can generally be determined by the remedy the plaintiff is seeking.
As noted above, a request for money damages is, historically, a "legal" claim, while a request that the
court order a party to take or cease some action is an "equitable" claim. The question can be more
complicated in cases where there are a number of different claims, some legal, some equitable, and some
with both legal and equitable characteristics
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