Legal Definitions - in facto praestando

IN FACTO PRAESTANDO

In facto praestando (in fak-toh pree-stan-doh) is a Latin term that means "in the performance of some act." It is often used in historical contexts.

1. The soldiers were ordered to march in facto praestando, meaning they had to perform the act of marching.

2. The contract stated that the payment would be made in facto praestando, meaning the payment would be made upon completion of the agreed-upon task.

The term in facto praestando is used to describe the act of performing a specific task or action. In the examples provided, the soldiers were ordered to march, and the payment was to be made upon completion of a task. These actions are examples of in facto praestando because they require the performance of a specific act.