Surratts Associates v. Prince George's County

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the General Assembly intended to provide the tax collecting authorities with alternative methods for collecting taxes
• stating that a “final judgment” is one of the “necessary elements” to trigger application of the doctrine of election of remedies
• stating that a “final judgment” is one of the “necessary elements” to trigger application of the doctrine of election of remedies
• explaining that among elements of election of remedies doctrine are “(1) two or more coexisting remedies between which there is a right of election; (2) inconsistency as to such available remedies; and (3
• explaining that among elements of election of remedies doctrine are “(1) two or more coexisting remedies between which there is a right of election; (2) inconsistency as to such available remedies; and (3) the actual bringing of an action and pursuing it to a final judgment.”
• describing doctrine of election of remedies

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).