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Duty of an appellate court in respect of a judgment based on findings of facts

Duty of an appellate court to consider all arguments on issues raised before it

Duty of an appellate court to limit its consideration to the case made out and judgment of the lower court

Duty of an appellate court to review the record and arrive at its own decision regarding the matters contested and the supporting evidence

Duty of an appellate court where it discovers that a trial court has usurped the Supreme Court’s jurisdiction in matters relating to the exercise of its original or exclusive jurisdiction

Duty of an appellate court where the appeal is premised on a judgement being against the weight of evidence

Duty of an appellate court where the appeal is premised on a judgement being against the weight of evidence

Duty of an Appellate court where the trial court fails to evaluate evidence

Duty of an appellate court where the trial judge failed to consider the whole of the evidence before him

Duty of an appellate court with respect to making findings of facts and evaluating evidence

Duty of an appellate court with respect to the judgment of a trial court

Duty of the appellate court to conduct a rehearing of the process leading to the ruling or judgment appealed against

The duty of an appellate court in an appeal

Whether appellate courts inquire into disputes

Whether it is the duty of an appellate court to determine the correctness of an issue not raised by the lower court

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