LaBarge v. Chief Admin. Justice of the Trial Court

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• “the doctrine of estoppel is not applied against the government in the exercise of its public duties”
• not applying estoppel against Chief Administrative Judge of the Trial Court where doing so would defeat public interest in maintaining impartiality and integrity of offices of trial court
• not applying estoppel against Chief Administrative Justice of the Trial Court where doing so would defeat public interest in maintaining impartiality and integrity of offices of trial court
• “Generally, the doctrine of estoppel Is not applied against the government In the exercise of its public duties . . . [and] is not applied to government acts where to do so would frustrate a policy intended to protect the public interest.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).