A Hawaii Writ of Repletion is a court order issued in the state of Hawaii that requires the return of personal property to its rightful owner. The order is issued by a court of law, typically after a civil lawsuit has been filed. It orders that the property be returned to the owner within a specific period of time, and if the property is not returned, the court can authorize the use of force to take it back. There are two types of Hawaii Writ of Repletion: 1) Direct Repletion, which is issued when the owner of the property has a valid legal claim to it; and 2) Conditional Repletion, which is issued when the rightful owner of the property can demonstrate a probability of success in a court of law. In either case, the Writ of Repletion must be served upon the party who has the property in their possession, and they must comply with the court's order.