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I respectfully disagree. This is a classic case to prove the efficiency of the ore tenus presumption of correctness. The trial court has the power and capacity to examine the facts and to produce the desired effect — justice between the parties. I stand by the trial court.
MADDOX and INGRAM, JJ., concur.