Principle

CIVIL PROCEDURE β€” Appellate Practice β€” Omnibus Ground of Appeal β€” Failure to Make Specific Findings

Area of law
CIVIL PROCEDURE
Court
Supreme Court

An omnibus ground challenges the overall weight of evidence, not specific findings. The principle applies to appellate practice. Specific errors require specific grounds. The rule ensures clarity in appeals. The appellant must use appropriate grounds. The court will strike out incompetent complaints. The principle is…

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