factum
/ˈfaktəm
/noun (plural factums or facta /ˈfaktə/) Law, chiefly Canadian
A statement of the facts of a case: the factum of the intervener shall not exceed 20 pages...
- Again, the Plaintiffs rely upon bald statements in their factum without supporting evidence.
- As a result of this unorthodox approach, I was unable to take any statement contained within the factum at its face value, but was required to go back to source to verify each assertion.
- I do not agree with Mr. McNevin's criticisms of the time spent in preparation on the facts, the law, or the factum and other documents.
Origin
Late 18th century: from Latin, literally 'something done or made'.
- one-click
- one club
- one-coat
- one-colored
- one-coloured
- one could do something in one's sleep
- one could have bitten one's tongue off
- one could (or may) be forgiven for doing something
- one day
- one-dayer
- one-design
- on edge
- one-dimensional
- one-dimensionality
- one-directional
- one-down
- one-downmanship
- one-downness
- one-downsmanship
- one-drop
- one-eared
- one-egg
- one-eighty
- one-eyed
- one-eyed cat