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· 3/25/1968

Crowe v. Wheeler

Citations

  • 439 P.2d 50
  • 165 Colo. 289
  • 1968 Colo. LEXIS 789

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  • holding action to enjoin election and for declaration of rights concerning eligibility of voters moot after election was concluded
  • holding action to enjoin election and for declaration of rights concerning eligibility of voters moot after election was concluded
  • stating that a declaratory judgment action is moot if \a judicial opinion would not serve to terminate any controversy or put to an end any uncertainty\
  • election controversy “evaporated when the election was concluded,” and the action for a declaratory judgment was moot
  • action seeking declaratory judgment as to the qualification of voters for election that has already occurred
  • election controversy “evaporated when the election was concluded,” and the action for a declaratory judgment was moot

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Judges: Hodges

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