Replevin in United States
Replevin Definition
At Common Law. A form of action which lay to regain the possession of personal chattels taken from the plaintiff unlavirfuUy. It differs from detinue in this, that it requires an unlawful taking as the foundation of the action; and from all other personal actions in that it is brought to recover the possession of the specific property claimed to have been unlawfully taken. In the United States. By statutes in nearly all the states, the actions of re-, plevin and detinue have been merged, the action being usually called replevin, but sometimes claim and delivery, so that such action lies for either the unlawful taking or the unlawful detention of property, i. e., either in the cepit or the detinet,
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At Common Law. A form of action which lay to regain the possession of personal chattels taken from the plaintiff unlavirfuUy. It differs from detinue in this, that it requires an unlawful taking as the foundation of the action; and from all other personal actions in that it is brought to recover the possession of the specific property claimed to have been unlawfully taken. In the United States. By statutes in nearly all the states, the actions of re-, plevin and detinue have been merged, the action being usually called replevin, but sometimes claim and delivery, so that such action lies for either the unlawful taking or the unlawful detention of property, i. e., either in the cepit or the detinet,
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A court action to recover possession of property unlawfully taken or detained. Title to the property must be in the person bringing the act’ >n. Thus if title passes to the buyer and the seller refuses to deliver the goods, the buyer may bring an action in replevin to get possession of the goods. Or the seller, under a conditional sale contract by which he or she retains title to the goods until payment is made, may recover the goods by an action in replevin if the buyer does not make the payments called for by the contract.
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Replevin means: an action to recover possession of wrongfully withheld personal property.
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