See Also:

• PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE: Concurrent findings – Attitude of the Supreme Court to concurrent findings by the lower courts

  “The established altitude of this court has been not to make a casual practice of interfering with decisions of the lower courts based on concurrent findings of facts unless they…

• PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE: Concurrent findings of fact(s) – Attitude of the Supreme Court to concurrent findings – Rights of the Supreme Court to interfere with perverse findings

  “What is more, there are concurrent findings of fact and law by both lower courts, to the effect that from the facts presented before them, the appellant was not entitled…

• PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE: Concurrent findings of fact(s) – Attitude of Supreme Court to concurrent findings of facts by the lower courts – Grounds or reasons for interference with concurrent findings

  “It is a long settled law that the only way to disturb those concurrent findings is to show that they came from a perverse posturing and from what can be…