Finem facere
A Law Dictionary and Glossary · George C. Kinney · 1893
A Law Dictionary and Glossary
I. I In old English and Scots law. To make an end, or settlement; to make or pay a fine. Finem facere cum rege: "to fine with the king, or to make ane finance and satisfie him for ony trespasse committed against him or his lawes." Finem fecit nobiscnm: he made a fine with us. In feudal law. To make a composition or compromise. Finem et refatatlonem fecit: made a fine and release.