China Airlines Ltd. v. Maltran Air Corp. Sdn. Bhd. & Another Appeal [1996] 3 CLJ 163 FC:
“… It is a settled principle of law that in an appeal, where facts have to be reviewed, it is undesirable that the findings of the Court below should be disturbed by a Court of appeal unless it appears that those findings are clearly wrong, and more especially that it is undesirable to do so where the conclusions reached must to a large extent depend on the credibility of the witnesses and the impression formed by a Court which has seen them and can Judge their honesty and accuracy…”
