Aetna Ins. v. Robertson

I concur generally in the opinion that the evidence in the case was sufficient to sustain the finding of fact by the chancellor. From the admissions of appellants and the facts and circumstances disclosed in the thousands of pages of this record, considered together, and the reasonable inferences deducible therefrom, I cannot say the finding of fact by the lower court is manfestly wrong and wholly unsupported by the evidence. The settled rule is that this court will not disturb or set aside a finding of fact by the trial court unless manifestly wrong. And, when the proof in any case is…