Rex v Vajaria (Cridinal Appeal No. 20 of 1943)
Rex v Vajaria (Cridinal Appeal No. 20 of 1943) [1943] EACA 56 (1 January 1943)
The court held that an appellate tribunal must review findings of fact, but should only reverse if convinced the lower court was wrong, especially on witness credibility.
- Appellate Review
- Questions Of Fact
- Duty Of Appellate Court
- Appellate-review
- Questions-of-fact
- Witness-credibility