Principle

EVIDENCE LAW — Evaluation of Evidence — Concurrent Findings of Fact — Appellate Court Will Not Interfere with Concurrent Findings

Area of law: EVIDENCE LAW
Court: Supreme Court

Concurrent findings of fact are binding on appeal. The principle applies to appellate practice. The appellate court only checks for evidentiary support. The rule promotes finality. The appellate court will not re-evaluate evidence. The principle is well-established.

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