Entering Judgment

action for declaratory judgment plaintiffs were not foreclosed from obtaining any other statu- tory relief to which they might have been en- titled. School Dist. v. Cook, 424 P.2d 751, 1967 Wyo. LEXIS 144 (Wyo. 1967). A narrow view of the remedy selected is not to be taken because another remedy is available. School Dist. v. Cook, 424 P.2d 751, 1967 Wyo. LEXIS 144 (Wyo. 1967). Declaratory judgment action, filed be- yond 30 days from driver license revoca- tion, properly considered. — Declaratory judgment and mandamus actions filed by driv- ers whose licenses had been revoked, challeng- ing the interpretation by the department of motor vehicles of the statute upon which the department relied in refusing to restore the drivers’ driving privileges, even though filed beyond 30 days from the rulings by indepen- dent hearing officers revoking the licenses, were properly considered by the district court. State v. Kraus, 706 P.2d 1130, 1985 Wyo. LEXIS 573 (Wyo. 1985). Law reviews. — For article, “Administra- tive Law, Wyoming Style,” see XVIII Land & Water L. Rev. 223 (1983). (a) Presentation. — Subject to the provisions of Rule 55(b) and unless otherwise ordered by the court, if the parties are unable to agree on the form and content of a proposed judgment or order, it shall be presented to the court and served upon the other parties within 14 days after the court’s decision is made known. Any objection to the form or content of a proposed judgment or order, together with an alternate form of judgment or order which cures the objection(s), shall be filed with the court and served upon the other parties