Explanation:

- Factum Probandum: This term refers to the fact that needs to be proved in a legal proceeding. It's the main fact in question.

- Factum Probans: This term refers to the evidence or set of facts that help prove another fact, i.e., the means by which the factum probandum is proved.

- Option 1: Factum Probandum ( Correct)

- Pertains to the fact that needs to be established or the ultimate fact to be proved.

- Option 2: Factum Probans

- Refers to the facts or evidence used to prove the Factum Probandum.

- Option 3: Both ‘A’ and ‘B’

- This would imply that both concepts define "fact," which is incorrect as they have distinct roles.

- Option 4: None of the above

- Dismisses all options, which isn't applicable here.