Courts have traditionally held that an insurance company has no right to intervene in the liability action against the insured to seek a coverage determination. By itself, the remedy of the declaration is "only a final determination, adjudication, ruling or judgment from the court." Id. at 25-26. 1.1. However, it cannot be overlooked that there is no outright prohibition in the Declaratory Judgment Act against the hearing of tort actions. Four different types of declaratory judgments actions that you can bring. The Texas Supreme Court ultimately held the Rule 91a motion was proper because the declaratory judgment action seeking nonliability was without merit. Declaratory Judgment. Garnishment. Bill of Review. Certiorari. Declaratory judgment actions are an exception to this rule and permit a party to seek a court judgment that defines the parties' rights before an injury occurs. Nevertheless, " 'where declaratory judgment would not be a complete remedy unless coupled with ancillary relief in the nature of mandatory.