Declaration

declaration meaning

A sort of discretionary remedy that parties may seek from the court is known as declaratory relief. Declaratory relief is also widely known as declaratory judgement or declaration. A party may ask the court to make a statement in the form of a declaration at any point throughout the legal process. A claimant may prove, via the use of a declaration, that they have rights that are enforceable and that may be enforced at a later point if the injustice persists. In a similar vein, a statement may state that the behaviour of a defendant (or potential defendant) in the future will not constitute a "breach of contract or law."

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