26 S.C.L. 458
Court of Appeals of South Carolina
Decided February 15, 1840
Court of Appeals of South Carolina · decided 1840-02-15
<p>A question of credit between two witnesses, is to be left to the jury, and their finding will not be disturbed, notwithstanding it maybe contrary to the views of the presiding judge, expressed in his charge.</p> <p>See Infra, 494.</p>
Decided 1840-02-15
¶1 Curia, per
¶2This was one of that class of cases which a jury are more competent to decide than this Court. The evidence was contradictory, and the question was, whom the jury should believe. They have decided, and I do not perceive any such palpable error, as should induce this Court to interfere. The motion is refused.