That which is without remedy avails of itself if there be no fault in the party seeking to enforce it.

Explanation

Where no formal remedy exists, the right itself still has force provided the claimant is free from fault — the absence of a prescribed procedure does not extinguish the underlying right.

Where this applies

• There's no formal legal remedy for my situation but my rights are clear.
• The law doesn't provide a specific procedure for my claim but the right itself is real.