C & T Recreation, Inc. v. Cannon Minnesota Corp.

OPINION

WOZNIAK, Presiding Judge.

Cannon Minnesota appeals from an order denying its motion for an amended answer and counterclaim. The trial court found that Cannon had not brought the motion in good faith, finding it to be a collateral attack on the judgment sale, and assessed attorney’s fees against Cannon in the amount of $1,168. C & T seeks review of its motion to strike, which was denied as moot. We affirm.

FACTS AND BACKGROUND LITIGATION

This is the case of the haunted house. Cannon Minnesota (the principal being Chadwick R. Cannon) and C & T Recreation (C & T) were co-owners of the…