FELTON, Chief Judge.
An action for a declaratory judgment will not lie in favor of a municipality to determine the ownership of land allegedly lying within a 100-foot street right-of-way of which the municipality claims control and jurisdiction equivalent to fee-simple title, and to determine whether or not a landowner is encroaching upon such right-of-way, as the municipality had a clear and adequate remedy at law. Bright v. City of Washington,
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