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Finder of Fact

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Finder of Fact
In law, person or group assigned to determine whether and how an event occurred. For example, a finder of fact may be asked whether an accused person in fact robbed a bank. The finder of fact is generally a judge or jury. The finder of fact is also called the trier of fact.


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litigated cases that require clarification of the parties' agreement, including the terms to be interpreted, rival interpretations advanced by the parties, and the choice between the rival interpretations by a finder of fact.
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The issues presented by the plaintiff in tills case were issues which should have been presented to the jury, which is the finder of fact in all cases.
 
 
 
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