In creditors' rights law, replevin, sometimes known as "claim and delivery,"is a legal remedy for a person to recover goods unlawfully withheld from his or her possession, by means of a special form of legal process in which a court may require a defendant to return specific goods to the plaintiff at the outset of the action (i.e.

Land, politics, and society in eighteenth-century Tipperary
Law and Culture: A Theory of Comparative Variation in Bona Fide Purchase Rules
A Plea for the Financing Buyer
A six-stage process for recovery of public records: replevin and the state of North Carolina
Settling Cultural Property Disputes
Forfeiture is Punishment
Settling Cultural Property Disputes
Review of Maltz, Earl M., Slavery and the Supreme Court, 1825-1861
Spenser's Legal Language: Law and Poetry in Early Modern England (review)
Pricing Legal Options: A Behavioral Perspective