A praecipe is a request or writ in legal proceedings. "To settle, discontinue, and end" in this context means to reach a settlement agreement, cease any further legal action, and bring the matter to a final resolution. This document requests the court to formally acknowledge and approve these actions.
Praecipe to discontinue means simply the case has ended and/or is closed. If it is a praecipe to discontinue without prejudice, then theoretically, the plaintiff could refile the suit later. If it is praecipe to discontinue with prejudice, it means the case is closed for ever. If it is a praecipe to settle and discontinue, the case is also closed forever. If it is simply a praecipe to discontinue, (and nothing further) it could be any of the above depending upon the facts.
Praecipe is a legal term for an order.
stop, end, finish, discontinue, conclude, halt, terminate
you unscrew the cap of the needle on the end of it and thats it!
praecipe (or spelled precipe) - A written order directing the issurance of a specified writ. writ- a written order, under seal, issued by a court, and commanding the person to whom it is addressed to do or not to do a certain act.
you unscrew the cap of the needle on the end of it and thats it!
interrupt, break off, stop, abandon, end, cease, suspend
They decided to discontinue the product due to declining sales.
finish, terminate, discontinue, curtail, and annul are all other ways of saying 'to end'
The prefix "dis" means both stop or end such as in discontinue. It also means "mal or bad or negative or not" such as dissatisfied, dissonance or discordance.
Settle Junction railway station ended in 1877.
Abandon and discontinue are synonyms.