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Mootness


COMMENT

'Mootness' arises where resolving a legal issue would serve no remaining useful purpose between the parties. When this occurs the court must ask itself whether there is an useful purpose in still resolving it - such as the likelihood of the issue arising again, whether the issue could properly be decided in the circumstances, whether the issue is naturally evasive of review. Other factors have been applied.


CASES

Mootness - Defined
Mootness - Procedure
Mootness - Factors to Still Hear (+)
Mootness - Where Issue Heard
Mootness - Where Issue Denied Hearing (+)
Mootness - Charter

Mootness - Standard of Review

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