Valley Oil Company v. City of Garland

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• holding that declaratory judgment does not bar subsequent proceeding for coercive relief to enforce rights established by judgment when losing party contravenes judgment
• holding that declaratory judgment does not bar subsequent proceeding for coercive relief to enforce rights. established by judgment where losing party contravenes judgment
• holding that declaratory judgment does not bar subsequent proceeding for coercive relief to enforce rights established by judgment when losing party contravenes judgment
• holding that declaratory judgment does not bar subsequent proceeding for coercive relief to enforce rights established by judgment when losing party contravenes judgment
• “the losing party in a declaratory judgment action can normally be expected to recognize the rights declared by the judgment and act accordingly, but that if he fails to do so, the court should have ample power to enforce the judgment by subsequent coercive orders”
• “the losing party in a declaratory judgment action can normally be expected to recognize the rights declared by the judgment and act accordingly, but that if he fails to do so, the court should have ample power to enforce the judgment by subsequent coercive orders”

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