Infinite Energy, Inc. v. Georgia Public Service Commission

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• absent affirmative evidence showing that the trial court applied the wrong standard of review, we will not presume error
• “ ‘The trial judge is presumed to know the law and presumed to faithfully and lawfully perform the duties devolving upon it by law. This [C]ourt will not presume the trial court committed error where that fact does not affirmatively appear.’ ”
• “The trial judge is presumed to know the law and presumed to faithfully and lawfully perform the duties devolving upon it by law. This [C]ourt will not presume the trial court committed error where that fact does not affirmatively appear.” (footnote and punctuation omitted)

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