Zitterkopf v. Roussalis

RAPER, Justice.

As has been our frequent wont, we are compelled to call to the attention of appellants, the firmly implanted rule of appellate practice that in the review of a case here on appeal, we must assume that evidence in favor of the successful party is true, leave out of consideration entirely evidence of the unsuccessful party in conflict therewith, and give to the evidence of the successful party every favorable inference which may be reasonably and fairly drawn from it. Tavares v. Horstman, Wyo.1975, 542 P.2d 1275, 1277, and references there footnoted. Further, when we are not…