Principle

CIVIL PROCEDURE – Appeals – Concurrent Findings of Fact – Appellate Court Will Not Disturb Unless Perverse or Unsupported

Area of law
CIVIL PROCEDURE
Court
Supreme Court

The Supreme Court will not disturb concurrent findings of fact by the trial court and Court of Appeal unless: (1) substantial error apparent on the record; (2) findings are perverse; (3) findings not supported by evidence; (4) wrong approach to evidence; or (5) wrong application…

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