Advertisement

Advertisement

View definitions for make redress

make redress

Discover More

Example Sentences

RBS set up a £400m compensation fund to make redress.

From BBC

Lawyers for the Quinns outlined on Friday morning what efforts the family were making to make redress.

Letters before action is a legal term referring to a letter written by a lawyer stating a grievance on behalf of a client and giving a defendant the chance to make redress before the aggrieved party launches a lawsuit.

From Reuters

That's why they commit themselves to recognizing the victims and make redress for their suffering.

From Reuters

"This contributed to a poor culture, where branch staff and management were reluctant to make redress payments, even when the bank had made an error and the complaint was justified," it added.

From BBC

Advertisement

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement