Young Mines Co. V. Citizens'' State Bank

A motion for a new trial is addressed to the sound discretion of the trial court, and if granted, every presumption is in favor of the action of such court. Power v. Fairbanks, 146 Cal. 611, 80 P. 1075; 4 C.J. 782, and note. Where an order granting a motion for a new trial is general in its terms, it will be affirmed if it could properly have been granted on any of the grounds assigned. Huntsman v. First Nat. Bank, 29 Ariz. 574, 243 P. 598. When, however, the court specifies in its order the precise reasons it was granted, we are necessarily confined to those reasons in passing upon the order. Millar v. Madison Car Co., 130 Mo. 517, 31 S.W. 574; Anderson v. Chrisman, 37 Okl. 73, 130 P. 539.