Cady v. Johnson

How courts have described this case

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• stating that the trial court must find the claim to lack merit and that plaintiffs’ conduct in bringing suit was lacking in good faith
• explaining that the terms “bad faith” and “lack of good faith,” for the purposes of section 78-27-56, are synonymous
• holding ill-formed belief in claim does not prove bad faith
• holding ill-formed belief in claim does not prove bad faith
• even though adequate legal research would have demonstrated action was frivolous, failure to do research does not constitute a lack of good faith; lack of good faith for purposes of § 78-27-56 turns on subjective intent
• son apparently acting under his mother's oral authorization

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).