administrative remedy

administrative remedy
A remedy which an administrative agency is empowered by statutory authority to grant. A remedy granted by a court upon review of an order rendered by an administrative agency, where the court is empowered by statute to substitute such order for the one under review as in its opinion the administrative agency should have rendered. 2 Am J2d Adm L 606.

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