PrincipleAPPELLATE PRACTICE — Interference with Findings of Fact — Principles Governing
- Area of law
- APPELLATE PRACTICE
- Court
- Supreme Court
Appellate courts defer to trial court findings on credibility. Interference is justified only in specific circumstances. The appellant must demonstrate error. The principle respects the trial court's advantage. The appellate court will not re-evaluate evidence. Perversity means no reasonable tribunal could have reached the conclusion.…
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