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Earthslide Relief Act

Alaska · Code of Civil Procedure · §§ 09.45.010 to 09.45.990 · 129 sections

Overview

The Earthslide Relief Act governs civil actions over interests in real property in Alaska, reaching suits to quiet title and settle disputed boundaries, claims of adverse possession, proceedings to recover possession from tenants and other occupants, the foreclosure of liens on land, the abatement of private nuisances, and the partition or sale of jointly held property. It supplies the procedural machinery for each of these: courts may appoint referees to establish and mark boundary lines and report back for confirmation; a landlord must serve a notice to quit meeting specified requirements before suing for possession; and self-help is displaced by barring forcible entry or detention and channeling disputes into a statutory action. The act also addresses liens asserted without the owner's consent, creating a means to demand their release and imposing liability on the claimant, and it directs how encumbered property is sold and how it may be redeemed after a foreclosure judgment.

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