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Declarations
A declaratory judgment is a formal statement by a court confirming the existence or non-existence of a state of affairs. A party in proceedings may seek an order that the court declare the existence of a right or obligation of itself or of another party. It is not a creation of rights, but an indication of what rights already exist.
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