Ex-facie
[eks fey-shee-ee, eks fah-kee-ey] /ɛks ˈfeɪ ʃiˌi, ɛks ˈfɑ kiˌeɪ/
adverb, adjective, Law.
1.
(of a document) on the basis of its face or what is apparent:
The contract was ex facie satisfactory.
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