PrincipleAPPELLATE PRACTICE — Duty of Appellate Court — Evaluation of Evidence — Credibility of Witnesses
- Area of law
- APPELLATE PRACTICE
- Court
- Supreme Court
This principle establishes that evaluation of evidence is pre-eminently the trial court's duty, which has the benefit of seeing and hearing witnesses; an appellate court will not disturb findings unless unsupported by evidence and perverse. The principle applies where findings are challenged. It ensures that…
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