It is the burden of the appellant to ensure that the record on appeal contains sufficient evidence for a reversal, and a motion filed pursuant to *262 Rule 10(f), Ala. R. Civ. P., would allow for the correction and supplementation of the record on appeal.
How later courts described this case
- It is the burden of the appellant to ensure that the record on appeal contains sufficient evidence for a reversal, and a motion filed pursuant to *262 Rule 10(f), Ala. R. Civ. P., would allow for the correction and supplementation of the record on appeal.
- distinguishing between the fact-finding role of the trial court and the standard of appellate review
Written by the judges who cited it.
The opinion
I am deeply troubled by the factual circumstances involved in this action. I agree with Judge Moore insofar as he concludes that the Cleburne County Department of Human Resources failed to present clear and convincing evidence indicating that the child remained dependent at the time of the July 10, 2007, hearing.