Winther v. Samuelson
Alaska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
MATTHEWS, Chief Justice.
I,. INTRODUCTION
This case involves a dispute over the proper ownership of federally awarded individual fishing quota ("IFQ") shares. John Winther, Omega-8, Inc., and Gainhart Samuelson filed separate applications for IFQ shares based on their joint ownership of a fishing vessel, the F/V PROWLER. After a full adjudication, the federal agency determined that the parties had owned the vessel as individual tenants-in-common and awarded each party one-third of the F/V PROWLER's IFQ shares. Winther and Omega-8 brought suit in state court, claiming that, under state…
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