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Alaska Dist. Ct. R. Civ. P. 14

Joinder of Parties and Claims

activein force · 1976-05-01 – presentact-effective-date

(a) Minors and other persons under legal disability may

appear only through guardians, guardians ad litem, or

conservators.

(b) Any person having a claim or against whom a claim

is made arising from the same transaction or occurrence which

gave rise to the complaint may be joined as a party to the

action.

(c) Persons having a joint interest in the subject matter of

the action and other persons whose participation is necessary

for the court to give complete relief to those already parties

shall be joined in the action if the court can obtain jurisdiction

over them.

(d) Parties may be added or dropped by order of the

court on application of any party or on its own motion at any

stage of the action and on such terms as are just. A person not

already a party to the action added by the court shall be served

copies of all pleadings and a summons in the manner provided

by these rules unless such service is waived.

(e) A party may join any number of claims arising from

any number of transactions and occurrences against an

opposing party, so long as the total amount of the claims does

not exceed the small claim jurisdictional limitation.

(f) The court may order any claim against any party to

be severed and proceed to try it separately.

History

(SCO 225 effective May 1, 1976)

Provenance

Source
courts.alaska.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-24
Edition
2026-09-24
Content hash
95511b11119fbb1d6dad0568c16db405525ed44023c6c92762f4692bdc228c87
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