Illinois Complaint In Repletion is a legal action in the state of Illinois that allows a plaintiff to recover specific personal property from a defendant. This type of complaint is typically used when a plaintiff believes that they have a rightful claim to the property and wants to regain possession of it. The plaintiff must be able to demonstrate that they have a legal right to the property and that the defendant is wrongfully withholding it. There are two types of Illinois Complaint In Repletion: Traditional and Accelerated. Traditional Complaint in Repletion is the standard procedure. It allows the plaintiff to file a complaint in court, receive a summons, and the court will then hold a hearing. In Accelerated Complaint in Repletion, the plaintiff can request a Writ of Repletion, which is an order from the court requiring the defendant to return the property in question to the plaintiff. This process is generally more cost-effective and can be completed more quickly than the traditional procedure.