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WRIT OF PRAECIPE.

Legal Term: WRIT OF PRAECIPE.
Definition: This writ is also called a writ of covenant, and is sued out by the party to whom lands are to be conveyed by fine, the foundation of which is a supposed agreement or covenant that the one shall convey the land to the other. 2 Bl. Com. 349, 350.



***All definitions are taken from the 1856 Edition of Bouviers Law Dictionary

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