Pennsylvania Precise to Terminate Supersedes — Rule 1008 is a type of legal document used in Pennsylvania to formally terminate a stay of execution of a judgement, order, or proceeding. This Precise is usually filed in the court in which the judgement, order, or proceeding is pending. It is also known as a writ of supersedes or stay of execution. There are two types of Pennsylvania Precise to Terminate Supersedes — Rule 1008: Form 1 and Form 2. Form 1 is used when the stay of execution has been granted by the court and the applicant wants to terminate the stay. Form 2 is used if the stay of execution has been granted by an appeal bond or cash deposit and the applicant wants to terminate the stay. Both forms require the applicant to provide information such as the court in which the judgement, order, or proceeding is pending, the type of judgement or order, a description of the proceedings, and the case number.