Which example clearly shows the link between judicial remedy and accountability?

Correct answer: The court orders an official to perform a legal duty

The governing concept is that judicial remedies make public authorities answerable for duties imposed by law. If an official refuses to act, a court may issue an appropriate direction, such as Mandamus, requiring performance of that legal duty. Option A clearly shows this link: the court supplies a remedy, and the official must account for or correct the failure to act. The remaining options describe ordinary commercial, sporting, or recreational activities and contain no issue of public duty, rights violation, or court enforcement. Accountability is therefore demonstrated by the legally binding relationship between the authority’s duty and the court’s corrective order.