DeArmond v. Alaska State Development Corporation

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• holding that appropriation of funds for the Alaska State Development Corporation was consistent with the public purpose clause of the Alaska Constitution and noting that encouraging new business was a legitimate public purpose
• finding that creation of the Alaska State Development Corporation which provided development loans to businesses was not an improper delegation of legislative authority
• creation of Development Corp. to promote business growth fulfills a public purpose
• taxpayer suit challenging the legality of public corporation

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).