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VOucher is, when a Praecipe quod reddat of Land is brought against a man, and another ought to warrant the Land to the Tenant; then the Tenant shall vouch him to Warranty, and thereupon he shall have a Writ called Summo∣neas ad Warrantizandum. And if the Sheriff return that he hath nothing by which he may be summoned, then there shall go forth a Writ called Sequatur sub suo periculo. And when he comes, he shall plead with the
Demandant. And if he come not, or if he come, and cannot bar the Demandant, then the Demandant shall recover the Land against the Tenant, and the Tenant shall recover as much Land in value against the Vou∣chee; and thereupon shall have a Writ called Capias ad Valentiam against the Vouchee.
See more of Voucher before, in the Title of Garranty.