III.   Instruction

A Writ of Restitution, also known as De Restitutio, is a form of peremptory precept and ecclesiastical indulgence issued under proper Sovereign Authority of a Juridic Person for the return of certain property or restoration of certain rights upon the lawful defeat of any opposing possessory claim or reversal of any previous judgment alienating such property or rights.

Restitutio is a Latin phrase meaning “to replace, restore, rebuild, renew or return” and originates under the reforms introduced under Commonwealth Law forms against the unlawful seizure, possession or alienation of property or rights.