PrincipleAPPELLATE PRACTICE — Concurrent Findings of Fact — Circumstances for Interference by Appellate Court
- Area of law
- APPELLATE PRACTICE
- Court
- Supreme Court
This principle establishes that an appellate court has no reason to interfere with unchallenged and undisputed findings of fact absent exceptional circumstances. The principle applies where findings are challenged. It ensures that findings are respected. The principle reflects the limited scope of appellate review. It…
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