A Florida Statement of Claim for Return of Property (Replevin-Second Hand Dealer) is a legal document used by an individual to reclaim property that was taken from them by a second-hand dealer. This document must be filed in the circuit court of the county where the property was taken. It is used to demand the return of the items taken and to hold the second-hand dealer responsible for any damages that may have occurred due to the property being taken. The claimant must identify the items taken, provide a description of the property, and state the date, time, and place of the incident. They must also provide the name and address of the second-hand dealer, the name and address of the person who took the property, and an itemized list of damages. The claimant must also sign the document and have it notarized. There are two types of Florida Statement of Claim for Return of Property (Replevin-Second Hand Dealer): the Repletion Complaint and the Repletion Bond. The Repletion Complaint is the document used to initiate the repletion process, and it must be filed in the circuit court. The Repletion Bond is a bond posted between the claimant and the second-hand dealer that is used to secure the return of the property once it is returned to the claimant.