Hawaii Complaint (Repletion) is a legal action filed in state court to recover personal property taken or wrongfully detained in Hawaii. It is a type of repletion action, which is a legal claim for the return of personal property. The plaintiff must prove that the property rightfully belongs to him or her and that it was wrongfully taken or detained by the defendant. In Hawaii, repletion actions are governed by the Hawaii Rules of Civil Procedure and the Hawaii Revised Statutes. There are two types of Hawaii Complaint (Repletion): a “SimplRepletionin” and a “SpRepletionplevin.” SRepletionplevin is a claim for the return of personal property that is wrongfully taken or detained from the plaintiff. Special Repletion is a more complex claim for the return of personal property that is wrongfully taken or detained from the plaintiff, and that has been held by a third party. The third party has been served with a writ of repletion, and must appear in court to defend their possession of the property.