The Hawaii Writ of Repletion is a type of court order issued by a judge in the Hawaiian state courts. It orders a defendant to return a specific piece of property to its rightful owner. This writ is typically used when a dispute arises over the ownership or possession of a particular item. There are two types of Hawaii Writ of Repletion: the immediate repletion and the deferred repletion. An immediate repletion takes effect immediately after a judge issues the order and the defendant must immediately return the property. A deferred repletion takes effect at a later date and the defendant is given the opportunity to appeal the order before the property is returned. The Hawaii Writ of Repletion is an important legal tool for claimants seeking to regain the possession of their rightful property. It is a useful remedy for those who have been wrongfully deprived of their property or have had their property wrongfully taken from them.