Declaratory Judgment
1Elements and Case Citations
- A bona fide justiciable controversy: a real dispute between adverse parties;
- Involving substantial legal interests, as to present or prospective rights or obligations; and
- For which a declaration of rights will have some practical effect: present, rather than hypothetical, contingent or remote, prejudice to the plaintiff.
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