A more thorough explanation:

LOCARE ALIQUID FACIENDUM

Locare aliquid faciendum is a Latin term used in Roman law which means to contract someone to perform work for payment. It is similar to the term conducere aliquid faciendum.

An example of locare aliquid faciendum would be hiring a contractor to build a house. The homeowner would contract with the contractor to perform the work of building the house in exchange for payment.

Another example would be a business hiring a graphic designer to create a logo. The business would contract with the designer to perform the work of creating the logo in exchange for payment.

Locare aliquid faciendum is a legal term that refers to the act of hiring someone to perform work for payment. The examples illustrate this definition by showing how a homeowner and a business can contract with someone to perform a specific task in exchange for payment.