Just Satisfaction

Just Satisfaction is a legal principle allowing a person to seek compensation for damages caused by another if the injured party cannot obtain full remedy through the original legal process. Essentially, it ensures that if a court's decision or compensation isn’t fully satisfied, the injured individual can pursue additional measures to be fairly compensated. This principle helps prevent unjust enrichment and ensures that justice is truly served by allowing compensation to be fulfilled through other available means, even after the initial legal action has concluded.