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Replevin (/rɪˈplɛvɪn/) or
claim and
delivery (sometimes
called revendication) is a
legal remedy which enables a
person to
recover personal property taken...
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actions in the
royal courts was
replevin which had its
roots in the law of
customary courts.
Strictly speaking,
replevin in its
original form was a provisional...
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remedy to
order the
borrower to
return the
goods (prior to judgment) is
replevin. The
security interest over the
collateral is
often known as a lien. The...
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either out of the "appeal of felony", or ****ize of
novel disseisin, or
replevin. Later,
after the
Statute of
Westminster 1285, in the 1360s, the "tresp****...
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whatever was taken, not for the
recovery of the
property itself (see
replevin).
Although actions in
trover can be
traced to the time of Bracton, and...
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commercial real
estate if the
purchaser defaults on
payment Recover (or
replevin)
secured goods (e.g., automobiles) if the
purchaser defaults on payment...
- detinue, covenant,
special ****umpsit,
general ****umpsit, tresp****, trover,
replevin, case (or tresp**** on the case), and ejectment. To
initiate a lawsuit,...
- damages.
Plaintiff may
elect also to sue for conversion,
either in the
replevin or trover,
although these are
generally considered older,
common law damages...
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against the
officers involved,
either in tresp**** to
recover damages, or in
replevin to
recover their seized goods or property. This
changed in 1914 when the...
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Remedies Damages Punitive Special Incidental ****ction
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