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A "remedy" is something that is within the courts power to order, to compensate for damages of some type.
For instance: If I sold you a car for 100 dollars, you paid me 10 then wrecked the car and refused to pay me the rest. Remedy would be to order you to pay me the 90 dollars OR return the car in the same condition it was sold to you.
By the same token, if you were a divine entity known generally as "GOD" then "[this] court has no jurisdiction over any entity known as "God" as they are not a US Citizen, nor subject to its laws and this court doubts that service could be properly executed if they were found" (quoting a real US Court case, loosely).
For instance: If I sold you a car for 100 dollars, you paid me 10 then wrecked the car and refused to pay me the rest. Remedy would be to order you to pay me the 90 dollars OR return the car in the same condition it was sold to you.
By the same token, if you were a divine entity known generally as "GOD" then "[this] court has no jurisdiction over any entity known as "God" as they are not a US Citizen, nor subject to its laws and this court doubts that service could be properly executed if they were found" (quoting a real US Court case, loosely).
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