A more thorough explanation:

DE FINE PRO REDISSEISINA CAPIENDO

De fine pro redisseisina capiendo is a legal term that refers to a writ that releases a person who has paid a reasonable fine after being imprisoned for a redisseisin. Redisseisin is a term used in common law to describe the act of taking back property that has been wrongfully taken from the rightful owner.

An example of de fine pro redisseisina capiendo would be if a person was wrongfully evicted from their home and then took back possession of the property. If the original owner then sued the person for redisseisin and the court found in favor of the original owner, the person who wrongfully took possession of the property could be imprisoned. However, if they paid a reasonable fine, they could be released from prison.

Another example would be if a person was accused of stealing livestock from a neighbor's farm. If the court found them guilty of redisseisin and they were imprisoned, they could pay a fine to be released from prison.

These examples illustrate how de fine pro redisseisina capiendo was used in common law to provide a way for people who had committed redisseisin to avoid prolonged imprisonment by paying a reasonable fine.