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The word “perverse” has to be understood in law as defined to ...


High Court Rules Trial Court's Findings Perverse, Deviating Significantly from Evidence Presented.

April 15, 2020

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The word “perverse” has to be understood in law as defined to mean “against the weight of evidence.” From the discussions it is held that the findings arrived at by the learned trial Court are perverse and erroneous. - HC

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