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Legal Definitions - in facto
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Definition of in facto
in facto
When something is true in reality, it is called "in facto".
When someone says they are happy, but they are crying, they are sad in facto.
When a person is accused of a crime, they are innocent until proven guilty in facto.
The examples show situations where something is true in reality, even if it appears to be different on the surface. In the first example, the person is saying they are happy, but their tears show that they are actually sad. In the second example, the person is considered innocent until proven guilty, even if they are accused of a crime.
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Simple Definition
Term: in facto
Definition: In facto means "in fact" or "in deed." It is a Latin term used in history to describe something that is true or real, rather than just being claimed or assumed. It means that something is actually happening or has happened, rather than just being talked about or imagined.
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