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Attorney Richard Dahl, who represents the business’ previous operator Stacy Stranne, filed the appeal earlier this month to challenge the Ramsey County District Court judge’s ruling finding that the facts of the case prompting the suit were undisputed.

The case hinged on the fact defendant Stacy Stranne repeatedly opened the coffee shop and restaurant for business after the revocation of her food and beverage license by the health department.

The case hinged on the fact defendant Stacy Stranne repeatedly opened the coffee shop and restaurant for business after the revocation of her food and beverage license by the health department.

The case hinged on the fact defendant Stacy Stranne repeatedly opened the coffee shop and restaurant for business after the revocation of her food and beverage license by the health department.

The case hinged on the fact defendant Stacy Stranne repeatedly opened the coffee shop and restaurant for business after the revocation of her food and beverage license by the health department.

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The case hinged on the fact defendant Stacy Stranne repeatedly opened the coffee shop and restaurant for business after the revocation of her food and beverage license by the health department.

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The petition asked the state’s highest court to reconsider an earlier ruling by the Minnesota Court of Appeals, which found the Ramsey County District Court did not abuse its discretion in issuing a temporary injunction and contempt of court order against Stacy Stranne for operating the Lake Shore coffee shop without a license.