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- APPEAL – Interference with Concurrent Findings of Fact – Instances Where the Supreme Court Will Not Interfere with Concurrent Findings of Fact Made by Lower Courts
"It must be noted that this appeal sprang from the concurrent findings of the two Courts below. I have not discovered perverseness in the two judgments to tamper with the…
- APPEAL – Interference with Concurrent Findings of Fact – Instances Where the Supreme Court Will Not Interfere with Concurrent Findings of Fact Made by Lower Courts
"In the circumstances of this appeal, I am persuaded after reading the judgments of the two lower Courts that both Courts did not perpetrate gross miscarriage of justice against the…
- APPEAL – Interference with Concurrent Findings of Fact – Instances Where the Supreme Court Will Not Interfere with Concurrent Findings of Fact Made by Lower Courts
"It's a fundamental trite principle that the Appellate Court can not contradict or set aside the findings of fact of the trial Court that are apparently predicated upon available credible…
- APPEAL – Interference with Concurrent Findings of Fact – Attitude of the Supreme Court Towards Interference with Concurrent Findings of Fact by Lower Courts
"Unless the concurrent findings of the Court of Appeal and the High Court on crucial issues are shown to be perverse in any respect, the Supreme Court will not interfere.…
- APPEAL – Interference with Concurrent Findings of Fact – Attitude of the Supreme Court to Interference with Concurrent Findings of Fact Made by Lower Courts
"...It is settled that this Court will not ordinarily interfere with concurrent findings of fact unless it is convinced that there has been a manifest error which has occasioned a…