Legal Definition and Related Resources of Writ of recaption
Meaning of Writ of recaption
In practice. A writ which lies where, pending an action of replevin, the same distrainer takes, for the same supposed cause, the cattle or goods of the same distrainee. See Fitzh. Nat. Brev. 169. This writ is nearly obsolete, as trespass, which is found to be a preferable remedy, lies for the second taking; and, as the defendant cannot justify, the plaintiff, must necessarily recover damages proportioned to the injury.
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