Winborne v. Doyle

How courts have described this case

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• holding the failure to seek consequential or incidental relief in a declaratory judgment action does not bar other proceedings to enforce the rights determined by the judgment, whether by petition filed in the declaratory judgment action, or in a separate and independent action
• interpreting provision similar to NRS 30.100 to allow for further relief whether \by petition filed in [the declaratory relief action] or in a separate and independent action\
• interpreting provision similar to NRS 30.100 to allow for further relief whether \by petition filed in [the declaratory relief action] or in a separate and independent action\
• “The general rule is that in a declaratory judgment proceeding coercive relief is not sought. However, coercive relief may be demanded — that is, the rights of the parties may not only be determined, but they may be enforced, in the one action.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).