For a court to be able to provide a ruling in the case, there must be an adverse relationship between the parties, the action must give rise to an actual legal dispute and the courts must have the ability to render the decision that will resolve the dispute and not be a hypothetical situation. This is known as ________.

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This is known as "case or controversy" requirement, which is a fundamental principle in constitutional law that ensures courts do not render advisory opinions on hypothetical disputes but rather address actual, ongoing conflicts between parties with vested interests.

For a Court to Be Able to Provide a Ruling