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- APPEAL: Concurrent findings – Attitude of the Supreme Court to concurrent findings of facts by the lower courts – When the Supreme Court may interfere with concurrent findings of facts
“The trial court and the court below made concurrent findings of facts on which the Appellant's conviction and sentence as well as the affirmation thereof were predicated. It is settled…
- APPEAL: Concurrent findings of facts – Weariness of the Appellate Court to interfere with findings of facts firmly supported by evidence
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- APPEAL - Findings of facts by trial judge - Need of the appellate court to be weary in interfering with findings of facts:
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