Maine Turnpike Authority v. Brennan
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
1Opinion of the Court
DELAHANTY, Justice.
The Maine Turnpike Authority (hereinafter the Authority) seeks a declaratory judgment concerning its right and power to add additional lanes to the Maine Turnpike. At issue is the construction of the Enabling Act under which the Authority is governed. We declare that the Authority’s conduct in building additional lanes is without warrant in the provisions of the Enabling Act and is therefore forbidden. At the end of this opinion, in our mandate, we frame and render our formal and complete declaratory judgment.
The provenience of the present action may in large degree be…
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