Principle

APPELLATE PRACTICE — Interference with Findings of Fact — When Appellate Court May Interfere

Area of law
APPELLATE PRACTICE
Court
Supreme Court

This principle establishes that evaluation of evidence is primarily the trial court's function, and an appellate court should not look for mistakes where none exist. The principle applies where findings are challenged. It ensures that the trial court's role is respected. The principle reflects the…

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