Definition of factum in English:

factum

nounPlural factums, Plural facta ˈfaktəmˈfaktəm

Canadian Law

A statement of the facts of a case.
〔律〕〈主加〉案情陈述书
the factum of the intervener shall not exceed 20 pages
Example sentencesExamples
- In their factum, the plaintiffs submit that this Rule is ‘inadequate and inappropriate’ for a number of reasons including the expenditure of resources and the test to be met.
- The Plaintiff accepts as correct the summary of facts as stated by the Defendant in its factum as follows.
- 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.
- 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.
- Again, the Plaintiffs rely upon bald statements in their factum without supporting evidence.

Origin

Late 18th century: from Latin, literally 'something done or made'.

Definition of factum in US English:

factum

nounˈfaktəm

Canadian Law

A statement of the facts of a case.
〔律〕〈主加〉案情陈述书
the factum of the intervener shall not exceed 20 pages
Example sentencesExamples
- 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.
- The Plaintiff accepts as correct the summary of facts as stated by the Defendant in its factum as follows.
- In their factum, the plaintiffs submit that this Rule is ‘inadequate and inappropriate’ for a number of reasons including the expenditure of resources and the test to be met.
- Again, the Plaintiffs rely upon bald statements in their factum without supporting evidence.
- 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’.

单词	factum
释义	Definition of factum in English: factum nounPlural factums, Plural facta ˈfaktəmˈfaktəm Canadian Law A statement of the facts of a case. 〔律〕〈主加〉案情陈述书 the factum of the intervener shall not exceed 20 pages Example sentencesExamples In their factum, the plaintiffs submit that this Rule is ‘inadequate and inappropriate’ for a number of reasons including the expenditure of resources and the test to be met. The Plaintiff accepts as correct the summary of facts as stated by the Defendant in its factum as follows. 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. 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. Again, the Plaintiffs rely upon bald statements in their factum without supporting evidence. Origin Late 18th century: from Latin, literally 'something done or made'. Definition of factum in US English: factum nounˈfaktəm Canadian Law A statement of the facts of a case. 〔律〕〈主加〉案情陈述书 the factum of the intervener shall not exceed 20 pages Example sentencesExamples 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. The Plaintiff accepts as correct the summary of facts as stated by the Defendant in its factum as follows. In their factum, the plaintiffs submit that this Rule is ‘inadequate and inappropriate’ for a number of reasons including the expenditure of resources and the test to be met. Again, the Plaintiffs rely upon bald statements in their factum without supporting evidence. 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’.
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