Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
feasance
noun
/ˈfiːzəns/
Definition
The performance of a specific act, often used in legal contexts.
Examples
- The feasance of the contractor was crucial in completing the project on time.
- In law, there are terms like nonfeasance, which refers to a failure to act.
- The feasance required for this agreement must be documented.
Meaning
Feasance refers to the act of doing something, especially in relation to obligations or duties. It can be used to describe the execution of an action or function, particularly within contracts or legal frameworks.
Synonyms
- Execution
- Performance
- Action
