An Illinois Order for Repletion (Notice Served) is a court order issued by a judge to recover personal property from another party. This order is used to reclaim property that was wrongfully taken or held without the permission of the rightful owner. In order to obtain an Order for Repletion, the plaintiff must demonstrate that they have a legal right to the property being claimed and that the defendant has wrongfully taken or held the property without their permission. The Illinois Order for Repletion is served on the defendant by a law enforcement officer. The Notice must include a copy of the court order, a description of the property being claimed, the name of the plaintiff, and the date and time of the court hearing. There are two types of Illinois Order for Repletion (Notice Served): a general order and a special order. A general order is used for cases involving personal property, such as furniture, clothing, or jewelry. A special order is used for cases involving real estate. Both orders must be served upon the defendant.