Alsop v. State
Alaska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
CONNOR, Justice.
In August, 1974, appellants brought what purported to be a class action seeking a declaratory judgment. They sought reimbursement from the state for the decrease in access to their property which would result from what was then a proposed redesign of the New Seward Highway in Anchorage. The trial court ruled that none of the appellants would suffer any compensa-ble damage by reason of the redesign. Appellants contend in this appeal that this ruling by the trial court was erroneous.
The appellants are owners of property located in the vicinity of 76th Avenue and the New Seward…
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