writ of replevin
does the property being sold have to be sold for blue book value and what
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Read More Answered By: Elizabeth Powell |
Re: writ of replevin A writ of replevin is used to tell the sheriff to go get property and take it into custody when a defendant refuses to return it to the true owner.
There isn't anything in the replevin statute about selling property. It is about getting property back.
Hope this helps. Elizabeth Powell |
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