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North Dakota Supreme Court· 8/16/1991

Wolf v. Wolf

Citations

  • 474 N.W.2d 257
  • 1991 N.D. LEXIS 154
  • 1991 WL 154929

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  • “[F]indings are adequate if we are able to understand from them the factual basis for the trial court’s determination.”
  • \We may have viewed the evidence and weighed those factors differently had we been the trier of fact; but that is not the standard on appeal and we will not reverse a decision of the trial court simply because we would have done differently had we been the trial court.\
  • “We may have viewed the evidence and weighed those factors differently had we been the trier of fact; but that is not the standard on appeal and we will not reverse a decision of the trial court simply because we would have done differently had we been the trial court.”
  • “We may have viewed the evidence and weighed those factors differently had we been the trier of fact; but that is not the standard on appeal and we will not reverse a decision of the trial court simply because we would have done differently had we been the trial court.”

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Judges: Vande Walle, Erickstad, Pederson, Gierke, Meschke

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