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Multistate Bar Examination Practice Question

A plaintiff sues a defendant in federal court for breach of contract. At trial, the jury concludes the contract existed, and the defendant breached it. The defendant later appeals, arguing that the jury's finding on the existence of the contract was clearly erroneous based on the evidence presented. On appeal, how will the reviewing court evaluate the jury's finding?

  • The appellate court will reweigh the evidence and decide if the jury reached the correct conclusion.

  • The appellate court will determine whether the jury’s finding is supported by substantial evidence.

  • The appellate court will review the jury’s finding de novo.

  • The appellate court will review the jury’s finding under the clearly erroneous standard.

Multistate Bar Examination
Civil Procedure
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