PrincipleEVIDENCE LAW — Evaluation of Evidence — Appellate Court — Interference with Findings of Fact
- Area of law
- EVIDENCE LAW
- Court
- Supreme court
This principle establishes that appellate courts defer to trial courts on credibility assessment but can re-evaluate documentary and oral evidence where credibility is not in issue. The trial court has the advantage of seeing witnesses. The principle applies where findings of fact are challenged. It…
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