Greater Anchorage Area Borough v. Porter and Jefferson

Alaska Supreme Court

Greater Anchorage Area Borough v. Porter and Jefferson

469 P.2d 360, 1970 Alas. LEXIS 189

CourtAlaska Supreme Court

DecidedMay 22, 1970

Docket1285

StatusPublished

Cited by3 cases

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Greater Anchorage Area Borough v. Porter and Jefferson, 469 P.2d 360, 1970 Alas. LEXIS 189 (Ala. 1970).

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Opinion

PER CURIAM.

Porter and Jefferson, a partnership, instituted this action challenging the existence of the Greater Anchorage Area Borough. The partnership has been represented throughout by Will Key Jefferson.

The superior court denied the Borough’s motion to dismiss. Review has been sought, and oral argument was heard May 2, 1970. Review is granted.

The partnership of Porter and Jefferson has concededly paid no taxes and does not appear on the assessment rolls of the Borough. For this reason the partnership of Porter and Jefferson has no standing.

The order of the superior court is reversed and the case remanded to the superior court with directions to enter an order dismissing the action.

BONEY, C. J., and CONNOR, J., not participating.

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