Bradley v. Prince

QUINN, Associate Judge.

This was a suit filed by the appellees as a result of a collision between Prince’s car and appellant’s truck. Sitting without a jury, the trial court found for the appellees and this appeal follows. It is first contended that the judgment was not supported by the evidence. As is generally the situation in cases of this type, there was a factual dispute on almost every material point. We have frequently stated that this court cannot act as the trier of the facts, but must leave that duty and responsibility to the trial judge. The record before us contains substantial…