Bracewell v. Bracewell

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• because amount of evidence necessary to affirm judgment is far less than necessary to reverse judgment, and because we are not fact finder, we may not substitute our judgment for jury’s, even if different answer could be reached on evidence
• because amount of evidence necessary to affirm judgment is far less than necessary to reverse judgment, and because we are not fact finder, we may not substitute our judgment for jury's, even if different answer could be reached on evidence

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