Alaska Stat. § 09.45.900
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Joining unknown heirs as defendants in real property suits.
Official statutory text
When the heirs of a deceased person are proper parties defendant to an action relating to real property in this state, and when the names and residences of the heirs are unknown, the heirs may be proceeded against under the name and title of the unknown heirs of the deceased.
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