postulatio actionis

postulatio actionis
/posaleysh(iy)ow aekshiyownas/ In Roman law, the demand of an action; the request made to the praetor by an actor or plaintiff for an action or formula of suit; corresponding with the application for a writ in old English practice. Or, as otherwise explained, the actor's asking of leave to institute his action, on appearance of the parties before the praetor

Black's law dictionary. . 1990.

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