LOCUS IN QUO

“In deed”, “In fact” or “Actually”.

The literal meaning of “De Facto” is “in deed”, “in fact” or “Actually”. The word “De Facto” is of Latin origin, actually referring to something which does exist in fact, whether it may be recognized by lawful authority or not.

An Execution is the end and fruit of the law.

- Here, the term “execution” is used as a accomplishment or judgment or any order passed by any court. Basically the final judgment passed by the court. The execution is either on the side of the plaintiff or defendant. -The execution is held in order to derive the fruit of the final execution to either party. It is a one kind of benefit or relief received by either party from the court for wrongful act done by the respective party.

an act performed out of court

It is a Latin maxim, which refers to a judicial or any other act is performed out of court and not a matter a record.