EVALUATION OF EVIDENCE - Duty of trial Court to evaluate evidence and ascribe probative value; circumstance(s) in which the appellate Court will/will not interfere with the evaluation by the trial Court
HELD:
"The position of the law is well settled that the evaluation of evidence and ascription of probative value to evidence are the primary duties of the trial Court which had the advantage of seeing and assessing the credibility of the witnesses.
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