Principle

CIVIL PROCEDURE โ€“ Concurrent Findings of Fact โ€“ Supreme Court Will Not Re-evaluate Evidence Absent Miscarriage of Justice

Area of law
PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE โ€“
Court
Supreme Court

Concurrent findings of fact are binding on the Supreme Court. The court will not re-evaluate evidence. Interference requires miscarriage of justice or error of law. The appellant bears a heavy burden. The principle promotes finality and judicial efficiency. The court respects the fact-finding roles ofโ€ฆ

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