Principle

APPELLATE PRACTICE — Concurrent Findings — Circumstances for Interference

Area of law
APPELLATE PRACTICE
Court
Supreme Court

This principle establishes that the Supreme Court does not interfere with concurrent findings of fact unless special circumstances exist, such as perversity, lack of evidentiary support, or wrongful application of law. The principle applies where both lower courts agree on factual findings. It promotes finality…

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