§ 1656 Issues of fact.

If your case involves a factual dispute, that dispute gets handled just like any other factual dispute in a regular civil case. There's no special or different process just because it falls under this particular law.

This means the same rules for presenting evidence, calling witnesses, and having a judge or jury decide what really happened still apply. Whether you're in front of a jury or a judge alone, the court follows its usual procedures for figuring out the facts of the case.

In short, this rule doesn't create a new or unusual way to resolve disagreements about what happened. It simply confirms that the normal civil court process is what gets used.