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Miller v. Johnson

Citations

  • 370 P.2d 171
  • 1962 Alas. LEXIS 154

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  • a motion to dismiss for failure to state a claim for relief should be denied if a complaint states a claim for some relief, even though the relief may not be the kind to which the party is in fact entitled
  • “That such relief [demanded by claimants] may not be the kind to which they are in fact entitled to obtain is of no significance in determining whether there has been sufficiently stated a claim upon which some relief may be granted.” (emphasis in original)

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Judges: Nesbett, Dimond, Arend

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