Facere

Lat. [Fr. fairs.] To do, to make, to act; to cause (a thmg to be done.) An important word formerly in the language of writs and contracts, and the general language of the law. See Facio. Facere duellum; to make the duel; to engage in the combat, or make or do battle, as the phrase still is. Bract, fol.

141 b.

Facere finem; to make or pay a fine. Id. fol.

154.

Facere legem; to make one's law. Id. fol.

156 b, 334 b, 335 b,' 410.

See To make law. Facere defaltam; to make default. Bract. fol.

238, 334 b, 360 b, 363.

Facere saeram>entum; to make oath. Id. fol.

50 b, 185 b.

See Make.

See Make.