The remedy is to avoid the contract with the Fed. When contracting with the Fed was opened, first to Fed banks (1913) Congress had to write remedy into Fed Act. Then when contracting was opened up to the general public (1933) that remedy had to be upheld and is still in full force and effect today.

I don't think your definition can apply to the convoluted realm of debt currency. It is almost a contradiction in terms - debt currency.