Box 8

The “Replevin Warrants” series, which dates from 1956 to 1960, includes warrants issued by a General Sessions court judge allowing a plaintiff to reclaim property from a defendant. On the back of the warrant, the plaintiff must submit a bond to the court of equal value to the items. It is used as a promise the plaintiff will return the items if the judge rules in favor of the defendant. This bond is held until ownership is determined by the court.

The “Replevin Warrants” series, which dates from 1956 to 1960, includes warrants issued by a General Sessions court judge allowing a plaintiff to reclaim property from a defendant. On the back of the warrant, the plaintiff must submit a bond to the court of equal value to the items. It is used as a promise the plaintiff will return the items if the judge rules in favor of the defendant. This bond is held until ownership is determined by the court.

The “Replevin Warrants” series, which dates from 1956 to 1960, includes warrants issued by a General Sessions court judge allowing a plaintiff to reclaim property from a defendant. On the back of the warrant, the plaintiff must submit a bond to the court of equal value to the items. It is used as a promise the plaintiff will return the items if the judge rules in favor of the defendant. This bond is held until ownership is determined by the court.

The “Replevin Warrants” series, which dates from 1956 to 1960, includes warrants issued by a General Sessions court judge allowing a plaintiff to reclaim property from a defendant. On the back of the warrant, the plaintiff must submit a bond to the court of equal value to the items. It is used as a promise the plaintiff will return the items if the judge rules in favor of the defendant. This bond is held until ownership is determined by the court.

The “Replevin Warrants” series, which dates from 1956 to 1960, includes warrants issued by a General Sessions court judge allowing a plaintiff to reclaim property from a defendant. On the back of the warrant, the plaintiff must submit a bond to the court of equal value to the items. It is used as a promise the plaintiff will return the items if the judge rules in favor of the defendant. This bond is held until ownership is determined by the court.

The “Replevin Warrants” series, which dates from 1956 to 1960, includes warrants issued by a General Sessions court judge allowing a plaintiff to reclaim property from a defendant. On the back of the warrant, the plaintiff must submit a bond to the court of equal value to the items. It is used as a promise the plaintiff will return the items if the judge rules in favor of the defendant. This bond is held until ownership is determined by the court.

The “Replevin Warrants” series, which dates from 1956 to 1960, includes warrants issued by a General Sessions court judge allowing a plaintiff to reclaim property from a defendant. On the back of the warrant, the plaintiff must submit a bond to the court of equal value to the items. It is used as a promise the plaintiff will return the items if the judge rules in favor of the defendant. This bond is held until ownership is determined by the court.