When Can an Appellate Court Overrule a Trial Courts' Decision

question 82

Multiple Choice

When can an appellate court overrule a trial courts' decision on questions of fact?

• A)Only if a judge decided on the question of fact
• B)Only if the trial court's findings were clearly erroneous
• C)Never
• D)Only if the appeal is filed by the plaintiff
• E)Only if a jury decided on the question of fact

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