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Pennsylvania State Lodge of Fraternal Order of Police v. Commonwealth

527 Pa. 363 · Supreme Court of Pennsylvania · May 29, 1991

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PENNSYLVANIA STATE LODGE OF the FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE, by Francis P. BASCELLI, Trustee Ad Litem v. COMMONWEALTH of Pennsylvania

ORDER PER CURIAM: Order affirmed. LARSEN and McDERMOTT, JJ., dissent.

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Parentheticals

"[d]eclaratory judgment is not appropriate to determine rights in anticipation of events which may never occur; it is an appropriate remedy only where a case presents antagonistic claims indicating imminent and inevitable litigation"
Rendell v. Pennsylvania State Ethics Commission
"[djeclaratory judgment is not appropriate to determine rights in anticipation of events which may never occur; it is an appropriate remedy only where a case presents antagonistic claims indicating imminent and inevitable litigation”
Rendell v. Pennsylvania State Ethics Commission
Declaratory judgment is not appropriate to determine rights in anticipation of events which may never occur; it is an appropriate remedy only where a case presents antagonistic claims indicating imminent and inevitable litigation
Pennsylvania State Lodge v. Commonwealth