Green v. Cox

Plaintiffs appeal from an order sustaining a demurrer to their complaint for declaratory judgment. The demurrer was for failure to "state facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action.” The only allegations of the complaint which are material on this appeal are that an interlocutory order, affirmed on appeal, foreclosed plaintiff’s interest in certain property unless a certain sum plus interest and real property taxes are paid and that the payments were thereafter timely made.1

*186The essential elements of any cause of action for declaratory judgment were set out in Oregon Cry. Mfgs. Ass’n v.…