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2007-09-28 |
NACHURA, J. |
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| Anent the first issue, the Court finds and so holds that the same raised pure questions of fact, which may not be the subject of a petition for review on certiorari.[40] The Supreme Court is not a trier of facts; it is not our function to review, re-evaluate or re-examine evidence presented by the parties during the trial.[41] The factual findings of the trial court when affirmed by the appellate court are conclusive and binding on the parties and must remain undisturbed by this Court,[42] unless the case falls under any of the following recognized exceptions: | |||||