FACIAS

By SovConn | May 12, 2015

facias (fay-shee-<<schwa>>s). [Law Latin] That you cause. • Facias is used in writs as an

emphatic word. See FIERI FACIAS; LEVARI FACIAS; SCIRE FACIAS. It also appears in the

phrase ut facias (“so that you do”). See DO UT FACIAS; FACIO UT DES; FACIO UT FACIAS.[Blacks Law 8th]

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