Abbott Laboratories v. Gardner¶
(1967). Abbott Laboratories v. Gardner.
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- In law it is the ripeness doctrine: courts defer rulings on hypothetical matters until an actual controversy arises.
This sourceArticulates the modern ripeness doctrine (fitness for judicial decision plus hardship of withholding review), under which courts defer adjudication of matters not yet a concrete controversy — the legal instance of deferring work until demand (an actual case) arises.
- In law it is the ripeness doctrine: courts defer rulings on hypothetical matters until an actual controversy arises.
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