Vargo v. Ihlenfeldt

This appeal presents no reviewable question of substance. Plaintiffs, pained at the result below, would have us disagree with proof-supported and decisive findings of fact recorded by the trial chancellor; findings which, as our decisions boresomely disclose, are within the comparatively better province of one who sees and hears the controlling evidence as it comes from the lips and personal demeanor of disinterested as well as interested witnesses. It is an established truism that an appellate court is not as well equipped to do justice— the case being one of pure fact-dispute — as is the…