Which of the following is a remedy or legal solution for an action filed at law?

• A. Interpleader
• B. Declaratory judgment
• C. Money damages
• D. Rescission

Answer: (C)

In civil practice, actions at law are resolved with monetary compensation. Money damages are the classic remedy awarded to compensate the plaintiff for loss or injury caused by the defendant, which is why this option is the best answer for an action filed at law.

Interpleader is a procedural device used by a stakeholder to resolve conflicting claims to the same funds or property. Declaratory judgment provides relief by clarifying parties’ rights or duties, but not necessarily monetary compensation. Rescission is an equitable remedy that cancels a contract and restores the parties to their pre-contract positions. Since the question focuses on a remedy specifically associated with an action at law, money damages fits that role best.