· 1/9/1985
Ledford v. Department of Transportation
Citations
- 324 S.E.2d 470
- 253 Ga. 717
- 1985 Ga. LEXIS 786
How courts have described this case
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- holding that a declaratory judgment action under § 50-13-10 is unavailable when the plaintiff contends that a statute pursuant to which an agency rule was promulgated is unconstitutional and hence that the agency rule is unconstitutional
- where this court stated that Georgia courts will not grant declaratory relief concerning a constitutional question which could be raised on appeal from the administrative decision
- “[T]he administrative hearing came to be ‘in progress’ within the meaning of George . . . , when the plaintiffs were served with a notice of the hearing.”
- “OCGA § 50-13-10 is inapplicable here, as in George, because in their complaint the plaintiffs attack the constitutionality of the statute pursuant to which the [agency] rule was promulgated, as well as the rule itself.”
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Judges: Hill, Marshall, Clarke, Smith, Weltner, Bell, Gregory
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