PrincipleAPPELLATE PRACTICE — Concurrent Findings — When Supreme Court Will Interfere
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- APPELLATE PRACTICE
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- Supreme Court
Cogent and compelling reasons are required to disturb concurrent findings. Defective, perverse findings or failure to properly consider evidence justify interference. The principle applies to appellate practice. The rule provides an exception to non-interference. Perversity means findings unsupported by evidence or based on wrong legal…
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