A more thorough explanation:

PRISEL EN AUTER LIEU

Prisel en auter lieu is a legal term that means "a taking in another place." It is a plea in abatement in a replevin action.

When someone files a replevin action, they are asking the court to order the return of property that has been wrongfully taken from them. If the defendant believes that the property was taken from a different location than the one stated in the replevin action, they can use prisel en auter lieu as a defense. This means that the property was taken from a different place than the one stated in the replevin action, and therefore the action should be dismissed or amended.

For example, if a plaintiff files a replevin action claiming that their car was wrongfully taken from their home, the defendant could use prisel en auter lieu as a defense if they believe that the car was actually taken from a different location, such as a parking lot or a garage.