Territory v. Ala Moana Gardens, Ltd.
Hawaii Supreme Court
1Per curiam
The petition for rehearing sets forth as its ground that there was no evidence to sustain the court’s finding that there was a dedication and an acceptance of a highway and that it was “neither alleged nor ever claimed, during the trial, ownership of any part or interest in the Defendants’ land.” '
The defendants misconstrue the decision, as the holding is not that there was a statutory dedication and acceptance of this land so as to give title to the Territory and 'obligation by the supervisors to maintain a public street. As pointed out in the decision, no acceptance is necessary; maps and…
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