An appellate court cannot reverse the factual finding of the trial court unless

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An appellate court can reverse the factual finding of the trial court if there was a substantial error of law. This means that the appellate court believes the trial court made a significant mistake in applying or interpreting the law, which affected the outcome of the case. Choices B, C, and D do not directly relate to the criteria for an appellate court to reverse a trial court's factual findings.

An Appellate Court Cannot Reverse the Factual Finding of the Trial