text: recourse to a court As opposed to remedy by act pf the party injured (e.g. distress, self-defence, entry), remedy by operation of law and remedy by agreement between the parties (e.g. accord and satisfaction) F 1. ? recours judiciaire 2. voie de recours S 1. 2. - 625 - judicial restraint (EN, US) Restraint by a court in exercising jurisdiction, i.e. its refusal to decide issues involving, for example, foreign States judicial restraint rule (US) = judicial abstention rule judicial review (EN, US) V. application for judicial review Review by a court of legislative, administrative or judicial acts and, in particular: (i) by the US Supreme Court of the constitutionality of Acts of Congress and State legislatures (OCL judicial review); (ii) by superior courts in US and the High Court in EN of delegated legislation and other administrative acts (US: See OCL USA lawj the judicial system; EN; see Odgers Construction 423-A27, Martin, Ingman 228-258, • RSC 0.53, OCL judicial review pf adfflinistratiyg actipn); (ill) by superior courts in US and the High Court in EN of judicial and quasi- judicial acts, including arbitration awards (EN: Halsbury 37, paras. 567-583, Martin, Ingman 228-258, Langan 281-28A, Hampton 62-6A, 383-38A, Lawson 177-179, 225-227, 250-25A, James 1A5-1A7, Arbitration Act 1979, 1, RSC 0.53. - 626 - In EN the relief available through the remedy of judicial review can take the form of any of the following: one of the prerogative orders - certiorarit mandamus or prohibition - an injunction or a declaration. In EN the combination of the judicial review powers of the High Court in matters of public law and the functions of the Parliamentary Commissioner for Administration (the Ombudsman) and other statutory bodies is approximately the equivalent of the machinery of administrative jurisdiction in FR. Note 7. F S judicial settlement (IL) SS E adjudication E judiciary Note 4 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing legal concepts and procedures, specifically the notion of judicial review and the remedies available in a court of law. It references various legal sources and terminology, suggesting a focus on the legal system and its processes. Given the technical and specialized nature of the text, it seems unlikely to be related to fields such as agriculture, forestry, or fishing.