Principle

EVIDENCE LAW — Concurrent Findings — Interference by Supreme Court — When appellate court will not disturb concurrent findings of fact

Area of law
EVIDENCE LAW
Court
Supreme Court

Concurrent findings are binding on the Supreme Court. Interference requires compelling reasons. The principle applies to all appeals. The appellant bears a heavy burden. The rule promotes finality and efficiency. The Supreme Court will not re-evaluate evidence. The principle is well-established.

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