A Pennsylvania Precise to Assess Damages is a legal document used to initiate a civil lawsuit in the state of Pennsylvania. It is a formal request to the court to assess damages for a plaintiff in a civil action. It is also known as a precise for damages. The precise serves as a formal notice to the defendant of the lawsuit. The precise includes the name of the plaintiff, the defendant, the court, the type of damages sought, and the amount of damages sought. It also includes the name of the attorney representing the plaintiff. There are two main types of Pennsylvania Precise to Assess Damages: 1. Precise for Damages in Trespass: This type of Precise is used when damages are sought for an injury caused by a trespass, or an unlawful act. 2. Precise for Damages in Enactment: This type of Precise is used when damages are sought for a wrongful eviction, or the enactment of a tenant from a property.