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2012-10-24 |
MENDOZA, J. |
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| It bears stressing that the evaluation of witnesses and other pieces of evidence by the RTC is "accorded great respect and finality in the absence of any indication that it overlooked certain facts or circumstances of weight and influence, which if reconsidered, would alter the result of the case."[30] Emphasis should also be placed on the fact that both the RTC and the CA similarly evaluated the evidence presented during the trial and reached the same conclusion. As a rule, factual findings of the trial court, when adopted and confirmed by the appellate court, are binding and conclusive on this Court and will generally not be reviewed on appeal.[31] | |||||
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2008-01-28 |
NACHURA, J. |
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| [O]ne who is engaged, for others, on a commission, negotiating contracts relative to property with the custody of which he has no concern; the negotiator between the other parties, never acting in his own name but in the name of those who employed him. [A] broker is one whose occupation is to bring the parties together, in matter of trade, commerce or navigation.[15] | |||||