Arnold v. Wilt

This case comes to us upon the evidence.. *368There is a direct conflict, and, as the court by which the case was tried believed that adduced in behalf of the appellee, we must take it as truly exhibiting the facts of the case. Where the evidence on one side is contradicted by that given on the other, we are to take as true that which the trial court, by its finding, declared to be true, and are not to enquire whether the court was right or wrong in its decision upon the question of what evidence was entitled to weight and credit. We are not to review the testimony for the purpose of ascertaining…