Goff v. Guyton (1959)
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Summers v. Gloor (2016)
See Goff v. Guyton, 86 Ariz. 349, 352 , 346 P.2d 286 (1959) (“[I]f two inferences may be drawn [from a judgment] we must accept the one chosen by the trial court.”) (citing Stewart v. Schnepf, 62 Ariz. 440, 444 , 158 P.2d 529 (1945)); Lillywhite v. Coleman, 46 Ariz. 523, 526 , 52 P.2d 1157 (1935) (noting the reviewing court accepts reasonable inferences to be drawn from the jury’s answer to an interrogatory “as representing the true facts of the case”); see also Coronado Co.…
“[I]f two inferences may be drawn [from a judgment] we must accept the one chosen by the trial court.”
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State v. Rivera (2016)
Summers, --- P.3d at *5, ¶ 19 (App. 2016); see also Goff v. Guyton, 86 Ariz. 349, 352 (1959) (“[I]f two inferences may be drawn [from the evidence] we must accept the one chosen by the trial court.”) (citing Stewart v. Schnepf, 62 Ariz. 440, 444 (1945)).
“[I]f two inferences may be drawn [from the evidence] we must accept the one chosen by the trial court.”
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Valenzuela v. Maricopa (2016)
See Goff v. Guyton, 86 Ariz. 349, 352 (1959) (“[I]f two inferences may be drawn we must accept the one chosen by the trial court.”) (citing Stewart v. Schnepf, 62 Ariz. 440, 444 (1945)).
“[I]f two inferences may be drawn we must accept the one chosen by the trial court.”
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Golleher v. Horton (1985)
See Goff v. Guyton, 86 Ariz. 349, 352 , 346 P.2d 286, 288 (1959); Stewart v. Damron, 63 Ariz. 158, 163 , 160 P.2d 321, 323 (1945).
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Kerwin v. Bank of Douglas (1963)
See, e. g., Goff v. Guyton, 86 Ariz. 349 , 346 P.2d 286 ; Stewart v. Schnepf, 62 Ariz. 440 , 158 P.2d 529 ; Goldman v. Sotelo, 7 Ariz. 23 , 60 P. 696 .