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· 1/12/1989

Stroud v. Milliken Entersprises, Inc.

Citations

  • 552 A.2d 476
  • 1989 Del. LEXIS 6

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • explaining that the declaratory judgment statute may serve to “advance the stage at which a matter is traditionally justiciable”
  • holding that the Delaware courts may not address moot cases
  • dismissing appeal for lack of jurisdiction after the jurisdictional issue was raised by the Court at oral argument
  • dismissing appeal as unripe where the Supreme Court raised ripeness for the first time at oral argument
  • dismissing appeal as unripe where the Supreme Court raised ripeness for the first time at oral argument
  • dismissing appeal as unripe where the Supreme Court raised ripeness for the first time at oral argument

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Judges: Horsey, Moore, Walsh

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