A Tennessee Writ of Restitution is a legal document issued by the court that orders a landlord or property owner to restore a tenant's possession of the leased property. It is typically used when a tenant has been wrongfully evicted without due process, or when a landlord has failed to follow the proper eviction process. This document is issued by the court to the landlord or property owner, and requires them to immediately restore the tenant’s possession of the premises. There are two types of Tennessee Writ of Restitution: Voluntary Restitution and Involuntary Restitution. Voluntary Restitution is issued when a tenant voluntarily vacates the property without following the proper eviction process and the landlord agrees to restore possession of the property. Involuntary Restitution is issued when a tenant has been wrongfully evicted and the court orders the landlord to restore possession of the property.