factum Synonyms
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factum Meaning
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factum (n.)
A man's own act and deed
Anything stated and made certain.
The due execution of a will, including everything necessary to its validity.
The product. See Facient, 2.
factum Sentence Examples
- The factum of the matter is, he was caught red-handed.
- The court will consider all the facts and circumstances of the case before rendering a verdict.
- The factum of the accident was not in dispute, only the cause.
- The defense attorney did not contest the factum of the crime, but rather the defendant's state of mind at the time.
- The factum of the plaintiff's injuries was established by the medical evidence.
- The police report is a contemporaneous record of the facts surrounding the incident.
- The factum of the defendant's prior convictions was admitted into evidence.
- The jury was instructed to consider only the facts in evidence and to disregard any speculation or conjecture.
- The factum of the child's paternity was established by a DNA test.
- The factum of the marriage was established by the marriage certificate.
FAQs About the word factum
A man's own act and deed, Anything stated and made certain., The due execution of a will, including everything necessary to its validity., The product. See Faci
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The factum of the matter is, he was caught red-handed.
The court will consider all the facts and circumstances of the case before rendering a verdict.
The factum of the accident was not in dispute, only the cause.
The defense attorney did not contest the factum of the crime, but rather the defendant's state of mind at the time.
