Gassen v. Hendrick

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that, when there is no transcript of a hearing presented for appellate review, we must assume that the trial court’s findings of fact regarding that hearing are correct
• explaining that, when there is no transcript of a hearing presented for appellate review, we must assume that the trial court's findings of fact regarding that hearing are correct
• explaining that, when there is no transcript of a hearing presented for appellate review, we must assume that the trial court’s findings of fact regarding that hearing are correct
• explaining that, when there is no transcript of a hearing presented for appellate review, we must assume that the trial court’s findings of fact regarding that hearing are correct

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).