Match the Term to the correct definition. This is a way for the parties to resolve their dispute by having a neutral third party help them problem-solve. Choose... An equitable remedy in which the judge orders someone to stop breaching a contract. Choose... A court order correcting a written contract, so it reflects the parties' true intent. Choose... These laws, also known as common laws, are created by judges and govern issues not covered by statutory or constitutional law. Choose... An equitable remedy in which the judge orders someone to fulfill the terms of a contract. Choose... This is the process allowing judges to interpret statutory, constitutional, or common law. Choose... A remedy involving money. Choose... Laws created and passed by the US Congress or State Legislatures. Choose... This is a way for the parties try to resolve their dispute themselves. Choose... The power of the court to hear a case and render a decision. Choose... This is a way for the parties to resolve their dispute by having a third party decide the issues for them, although not in the courtroom. Choose... This doctrine requires a judge to decide similar situations similarly. Choose... An equitable remedy where the judge cancels a contract obligation. Choose... Choose... Negotiation Mediation Legal Remedy Judicial Review Specific Performance Case Law Rescission Arbitration Reformation Statutory Laws Precedent Jurisdiction Injunction