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· 3/16/1984

Hoblit v. Commissioner of Natural Resources

Citations

  • 678 P.2d 1337
  • 1984 Alas. LEXIS 267

How courts have described this case

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  • stating that a party has standing to obtain judicial resolution only when he has \a sufficient 'personal stake' in the outcome of the controversy to ensure the requisite adversity\
  • Under the interest-injury approach, a \party asserting standing [must demonstrate] a sufficient 'personal stake' in the outcome of the controversy to ensure the requisite adversity.\
  • remanded for a determination whether a sale of neighboring state land without shoreline easements would increase pedestrian traffic on plaintiff’s land, thereby injuring him
  • remanded for a determination whether a sale of neighboring state land without shoreline easements would increase pedestrian traffic on plaintiff's land, thereby injuring him
  • party has standing only where he has \sufficient personal stake in the outcome of the controversy\

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Judges: Burke, Rabinowitz, Compton, Buckalew, Serdahely, Matthews, Moore

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