We are also seeking a declaratory judgment of our rights."

A declaratory judgment may be issued to prevent future legal disputes.

If someone files a declaratory judgment action and wins, there's none of those effects.

Judges issue declaratory judgments on the meanings of contracts every day.

Graphic Arts asked for a declaratory judgment, so it would not have to pay the district's legal bills.

The suit asked for a declaratory judgment, one saying that any changes in the requirements "may not be enforced."

The young woman filed suit for a declaratory judgment that she was an American citizen by birth.

Together, the two men sought a motion for a declaratory judgment to contest the prohibition.

Coors, in response, filed for a declaratory judgment to dismiss the suit.

Requests for declaratory judgment don't have to be proactive.

The declaratory judgment action before the regional court of Stuttgart therefore became obsolete.

Where the declaration is made by a court, it is usually referred to as a declaratory judgment.

Frequently a litigant wishes to bring a civil action for a declaratory judgment against a public body or official.

The insurers are seeking a declaratory judgment that they are not liable.

But he wrote that the federal government should adhere to his declaratory judgment as the functional equivalent of an injunction.

Declaratory judgments are authorized by statute in most common-law jurisdictions.

The filing of a declaratory judgment lawsuit can follow one party sending a cease-and-desist letter to another.

Micro Star went to court and asked for a declaratory judgment that what they were doing was not copyright infringement.

If a declaratory judgment is sought, the issue of the insurer's duty to defend will be resolved.

This time, because the tribe sought damages rather than a declaratory judgment, the question of tribal status went to a jury.

In order to persuade the federal court that his case warrants a declaratory judgment, he must prove a reasonable fear of prosecution.

For example, a plaintiff may seek a declaratory judgment that a particular statute, as written, violates some constitutional right.

The patent owner being sued for a declaratory judgment created a situation where he has lost the "home-field advantage."

Management believes both latter suits will be invalid if it wins the declaratory judgment lawsuit.

Held: An order granting or denying only a declaratory judgment may not be appealed to this Court under 1253.

We are also seeking a declaratory judgment of our rights."

A declaratory judgment may be issued to prevent future legal disputes.

If someone files a declaratory judgment action and wins, there's none of those effects.

Judges issue declaratory judgments on the meanings of contracts every day.

Graphic Arts asked for a declaratory judgment, so it would not have to pay the district's legal bills.

The suit asked for a declaratory judgment, one saying that any changes in the requirements "may not be enforced."

The young woman filed suit for a declaratory judgment that she was an American citizen by birth.

Together, the two men sought a motion for a declaratory judgment to contest the prohibition.

Coors, in response, filed for a declaratory judgment to dismiss the suit.

Requests for declaratory judgment don't have to be proactive.

The declaratory judgment action before the regional court of Stuttgart therefore became obsolete.

Where the declaration is made by a court, it is usually referred to as a declaratory judgment.

Frequently a litigant wishes to bring a civil action for a declaratory judgment against a public body or official.

The insurers are seeking a declaratory judgment that they are not liable.

But he wrote that the federal government should adhere to his declaratory judgment as the functional equivalent of an injunction.

Declaratory judgments are authorized by statute in most common-law jurisdictions.

The filing of a declaratory judgment lawsuit can follow one party sending a cease-and-desist letter to another.

Micro Star went to court and asked for a declaratory judgment that what they were doing was not copyright infringement.

If a declaratory judgment is sought, the issue of the insurer's duty to defend will be resolved.

This time, because the tribe sought damages rather than a declaratory judgment, the question of tribal status went to a jury.

In order to persuade the federal court that his case warrants a declaratory judgment, he must prove a reasonable fear of prosecution.

For example, a plaintiff may seek a declaratory judgment that a particular statute, as written, violates some constitutional right.

The patent owner being sued for a declaratory judgment created a situation where he has lost the "home-field advantage."

Management believes both latter suits will be invalid if it wins the declaratory judgment lawsuit.

Held: An order granting or denying only a declaratory judgment may not be appealed to this Court under 1253.

As a result, Network filed a lawsuit seeking declaratory judgement of non-infringement.

It also filed in state court for a declaratory judgement that that transfer wasn't subject to the tax, either.

That left one patent suit open in Florida and the request for declaratory judgement in Delaware.

Infomedia responded by filing a complaint for declaratory judgement in Colorado District Court.

Lodsys faces several declaratory judgements and Google's re-examination request which could invalidate the patents.

Two of his sons filed a complaint in United States District Court to seek a declaratory judgement.

ForeSee has filed a federal lawsuit asking the court for declaratory judgement that Lodsys' four patents are invalid.

If declaratory judgement is entered before the trial in Eastern Texas is over, Apple and developers could move to have the lawsuit dismissed.

Felten, with help from the Electronic Frontier Foundation, sued the groups, requesting a declaratory judgement ruling that their publication of the paper would be legal.

By July 1998 there were a number of complaints to the Personal Investment Authority Ombudsman and it was decided to seek a declaratory judgement.

In January 2006, Apple Computer filed an action for a Declaratory Judgement seeking to have Burst's patents declared invalid.

With Lodsys sending out hundreds of extortion letters they expose themselves to declaratory judgements that are often held in remote courts away from the biased East Texas court.

Rather than concede to the demands, HardOCP owner Kyle Bennett filed a lawsuit for a declaratory judgement stating that they had done nothing wrong.

As a result the Winter II patent case in the U.S. will now proceed as a MorphoSys action for declaratory judgement in the Washington, D.C. District Court.

In 1991, Baystate sued Bowers seeking declaratory judgement that 1) Baystate's products do not infringe on Bowers' patent 2) the patent is invalid, and 3) the patent is unenforceable.

In July 2003 the party sought a declaratory judgement from the High Court that the seats of MPs Norman George and Paora Teiti were vacant after it was learned that the two were being paid as government consultants.

Step-Saver sought a declaratory judgement on the matter and complained that it incurred more than $75,000 in direct damages as a result of the customer lawsuits resulting from the incompatibilities experienced between the terminals bought from Wyse and the software purchased from TSL.

Several companies whose clients were targeted by Lodsys have filed preemptive lawsuits requesting declaratory judgements that Lodsys' patents are invalid, and some independent developers led by former Apple engineer Mike Lee have formed a legal defense fund to fight Lodsys and other patent trolls.