FACTUM


Meaning of FACTUM in English

ˈfaktəm noun

( plural fac·ta -tə ; also factums )

Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, act, deed — more at fact

1. law : a man's own act and deed: as

a. : an instrument under seal

b. : the due execution of a will

2.

[Late Latin, from Latin]

a. : fact , event

b. : a statement of facts (as of a case in court) : memorial

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