Family Court of the State of Delaware v. Department of Labor & Industrial Relations

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• holding availability of full, fair and complete legal remedy, such as a writ, when there is no right of appeal, will deprive the court of jurisdiction
• interpreting writ of prohibition to apply to inferior judicial tribunals and quasi-judicial tribunals
• “the Superior Court has the power to issue all common law writs including the writ of prohibition”
• Court of Chancery held that Superior Court has jurisdiction to issue writ of prohibition to administrative body exercising quasi-judicial functions, in that case the Delaware Department of Labor

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