ALC Development Corp. v. Walker
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
1Opinion of the CourtAlexander, J.
[¶ 1] ALC Development Corp. was the developer of the Coulthard Farms subdivision in Scarborough. Ultimately all of the more than fifty lots were sold, except Lot 1 which ALC retained. ALC initiated a declaratory judgment action 1 against the other lot owners in Coulthard Farms seeking a declaration that it could use Lot 1 for an access road to support development of Wiley Farms, an adjoining parcel of property. Many lot owners defended against ALC’s action, and some filed counterclaims addressing various issues.
[¶ 2] ALC now appeals and lot owners, Rizzi and Biber, the Bogles and others…
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