Feasance
/ˈfiːzəns/
Definitions
- (n.) The performance of an act, duty, or obligation.
The contractor's feasance of the project tasks was timely and complete.
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Commentary
Often contrasted with nonfeasance and misfeasance; important in tort and contract law to distinguish proper from improper execution of duties.
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