Hudson v. Capps

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• holding that the trial court’s determination of credibility is “binding on the appellate court unless from other real evidence the appellate court is compelled to conclude to the contrary”
• noting that “[a]ny conflict in testimony requiring a determination of the credibility of a witness or witnesses is for the trial court and binding on the appellate court unless from other real evidence the appellate court is compelled to conclude to the contrary”
• when conflict in testimony requires trial court to make determination regarding credibility of witnesses, such determination is binding on appellate court unless from other real evidence appellate court is compelled to conclude to contrary

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).