The Declaratory Judgment: Its Place as an Administrative Law Remedy in Nova Scotia

David Mullan

The Declaratory Judgment: Its Place as an Administrative Law Remedy in Nova Scotia

David Mullan

Dalhousie Law Journal

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Abstract

In recent years there has been considerable writing throughout the Commonwealth on the potential of the declaratory judgment as a remedy for reviewing unlawful administrative action. 2 It is not my purpose in this note to add to the already ample general discourse on this topic. Rather, I will be concentrating on some particular aspects of the remedy, aspects which have been brought into prominence by recent legislative changes and judicial decisions.

Original language	Canadian English
Journal	Dalhousie Law Journal
Publication status	Published - Feb. 1 1975

Keywords

Declaratory judgment
remedy
unlawful administrative action
Nova Scotia Rules of Civil Procedure

Disciplines

Administrative Law

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The Declaratory Judgment: Its Place as an Administrative Law Remedy in Nova Scotia

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