Alaska Supreme Court· 12/22/1975

Johnson v. Johnson

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544 P.2d 65
1975 Alas. LEXIS 325

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holding that no due process violation occurs where party who was denied opportunity to be heard on issue is later afforded opportunity to brief and argue merits through motion for reconsideration}; Gallant v. Gallant, 945 P.2d 795, 799-800 (Alaska 1997
noting that the court's inherent power to enforce its decrees may justify a court in going even beyond the parties' requests
holding no due process violation where party denied opportunity to be heard on issue is later afforded opportunity to brief and argue merits through motion for reconsideration
\The determination of the need for a guardian ad litem is left within the sound discretion of the trial judge.\

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Judges: Rabinowitz, Connor, Erwin, Boochever, Burke

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