An Illinois Notice of Hearing For The Issuance Of an Order Of Repletion is a legal notice issued by a court in the state of Illinois when a defendant has been accused of unlawfully taking property from the plaintiff. This notice informs the defendant of the pending lawsuit and informs them of the court hearing date where the judge will decide if an Order of Repletion, or a writ of repletion, should be issued. The Order of Repletion is a court order that requires the defendant to return the property in question to the plaintiff, or to a third party designated by the court. It also gives the plaintiff the right to seize the property from the defendant if the defendant does not comply with the order. There are two types of Illinois Notice of Hearing For The Issuance Of an Order Of Repletion: one for debt collection and one for repossession. In the debt collection case, the plaintiff is suing the defendant for unpaid debts and is seeking to have the property returned. In the repossession case, the plaintiff is suing the defendant for unlawfully taking the plaintiff's property and is seeking to have the property returned. In both cases, the notice informs the defendant of the hearing date and time, the name and address of the court where the hearing will be held, and the name and address of the plaintiff and defendant. The notice also informs the defendant of the consequences of failing to appear in court on the hearing date.