redress
/rɪˈdres/
/ˈriːdres/ noun [U] LAWDefinition
› money or something else that someone receives because they have been injured or treated badly: Millions of personal and business customers could seek redress for bounced cheques and overdraft charges. get/receive/obtain redress financial/legal redress
(Definition of redress noun from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary
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