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{{g}}An assertion about a state of fairs in the universe out there, beyond one’s intellectual apparatus; ''[[res extensa]]'' in the argot of Cartesian metaphysics, and not ''[[res cogitans]]''.. To be distinguished from mere [[opinion]], and particularly, [[legal opinion]]. Thus, the sort of thing one attests to by way of representation or warranty. Not the sort of thing your learned counsel will deign to advise you on.
{{g}}An assertion about the current state of affairs, that pertains right now, as we speak, in the universe out there, beyond one’s intellectual apparatus; ''[[res extensa]]''in the argot of Cartesian [[metaphysics]], and not ''[[res cogitans]]''. To be distinguished from mere ''opinion'', and particularly, [[legal opinion|''legal'' opinion]].  
 
A ''present'' [[fact]] is the sort of thing one attests to by way of [[representation]] — before your [[contract]] is afoot — or [[warranty]], once you’re [[Signed, sealed, delivered|signed, sealed and delivered]] and underway.
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One should never [[Representation|represent]] or [[Warranty|warrant]] as to matters of law:<ref>A rule wholeheartedly honoured in the breach: the [[representation]] that one’s obligations are [[Obligations binding - Representation|legal, valid and binding]] is standard [[boilerplate]] in financing contracts, however illogical it may be.</ref> A [[legal eagle]] ''[[Legal opinion|opines]]'' on those.


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