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factum
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[Latin, Fact, act, or deed.] A fact in evidence, which is generally the central or primary fact upon which a controversy will be decided.

See also: action, event, fact, performance


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Companies now have to contend with a host of government regulations including Sarbanes-Oxley, Graham-Leach-Bliley, HIPAA and FACTA.
Ready to shred? What role should shredding play in the recycling of ... by Sandoval, Dan / Recycling Today
Issued this past January, FACTA broadly covers any individual's paper, electronic, or other form of personal or credit record.
Identity theft: new era of info storage and disposal by Skidell, Matt / Real Estate Weekly
Also under FACTA, a consumer can dispute inaccurate information directly with the creditor, in which case the creditor can't report any more negative information about the consumer until it investigates the dispute.
Fact finding: consumer reporting agencies reveal more than credit ... by Johnson, Erinn R. / Black Enterprise
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