Boucher v. CVS/Pharmacy, Inc.

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• dismissing DJA action in exercise of discretion because the court “would be forced to speculate” regarding a question of first impression under North Carolina law, about which the state’s interest was “crucial”
• dismissing DJA action in exercise of discretion because the court “would be forced to speculate” regarding a question of first impression under North Carolina law, about which the state’s interest was “crucial”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).