State ex rel. Keeler v. Port of Peninsula
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtUtter, J.
The Port of Peninsula appeals from a superior court judgment which allowed the State to intervene in this lawsuit and also granted a permanent injunction against the Port as requested by the State. The original action, eventually dismissed, was brought against the Port by Kenneth Keeler, a resident of the Port of Peninsula district. We affirm the action of the Superior Court.
Kenneth Keeler brought an action on October 9, 1975, alleging the Port was operating a facility outside its boundaries and that it intended to tax residents within those boundaries to finance the facility. He asked for an…
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