‖ non est factum Law.
(nɒn ɛst ˈfæktəm)
[L. = ‘it was not done’.]
(See quot. 1607.)
| 1607 Cowell Interpr., Non est factum is an aunswer to a declaration, whereby a man denyeth that to be his deed, whereupon he is impleaded. 1712 Arbuthnot John Bull ii. xvi, Expences of the Suits,..To Esquire South's Accompt for post Terminums; To ditto for Non est Factums. |