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Condition to be satisfied by a plaintiff claiming declaratory reliefs

Declaratory relief as an equitable relief

Grant of declaratory reliefs as an exercise of discretion

How a party seeking declaratory relief discharged the burden of proof on him

How declaratory reliefs are to be granted

Nature of a declaratory relief

Onus on party seeking declaratory reliefs

Principles governing the grant of declaratory reliefs

Purpose of a declaratory relief

The basis for granting declaratory reliefs

The principle that declaratory reliefs cannot be granted where the claimant has not shown that any of his rights has been infringed

The principle that in a claim for declaratory reliefs, the plaintiff must establish his claim on the strength of his case and not on the weakness of his opponent

The principle that where the plaintiff seeks declaratory reliefs, the matter must be subjected to a full scale trial

The rule that a declaratory relief must be proved by evidence

What a declaratory relief connotes; what a plaintiff who seeks a declaratory relief must show

What a person seeking a declaratory relief must show

What a person seeking a declaratory relief relating to the Constitution must establish

What a plaintiff who is seeking a declaratory relief must show

What declaratory relief entails

When a declaratory relief will be granted

When a party will be entitled to a declaratory relief in respect of a contract of service

When declaratory reliefs can be granted

Whether a declaration can be issued against a completed act

Whether a declaratory relief can be made where there is no cause of action

Whether a declaratory relief can be obtained by a motion in the cause

Whether a party claiming declaratory reliefs must rely on the strength of his case and not on the weakness of the defence

Whether a party is entitled to judgment in default of appearance or in default of defence where the claim is for declaratory reliefs

Whether a party who makes a claim for a declaratory relief must call evidence to show that he is entitled to the relief

Whether declaratory reliefs are enforceable

Whether declaratory reliefs are granted as a matter of course

Whether declaratory reliefs can be granted on admission

Whether declaratory reliefs can be granted on admission in fundamental rights actions

Whether the absence of the defendant disentitles a plaintiff to a declaratory relief

Whether the court can grant a declaratory relief in the absence of evidence given under oath

Whether the exercise of the power by a court to grant a declaratory relief is an exception to the general principle of law that where the Constitution has barred the court from exercising jurisdiction in a given matter, any provision of the law to the contrary is null and void and of no effect.

Whether the plaintiff is automatically entitled to declaratory reliefs where the defendant is absent

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