Illinois Complaint in Repletion is a legal action that is used to recover the possession of personal property that has been wrongfully taken from a plaintiff. This type of complaint is most commonly used when someone has been wrongfully deprived of their personal property, such as an automobile. The complaint is filed in the circuit court in the county where the defendant is located. There are two types of Illinois Complaint in Repletion: a traditional complaint and a special complaint. The traditional complaint is used to recover the possession of specific property in the possession of the defendant. The special complaint is used to recover the possession of property that is not in the possession of the defendant, but is believed to be wrongfully withheld from the plaintiff. The complaint must provide details of the circumstances of the defendant’s wrongful taking of the plaintiff’s property, and must include a list of the property the plaintiff is requesting to be returned. The complaint must also have an affidavit of the plaintiff that explains the circumstances of the wrongful taking. The court will then issue a repletion order which requires the defendant to return the requested property to the plaintiff.