Replevin

"(a) Availability. A writ of replevin is available to compel delivery to the plaintiff of specific personal property held by the defendant.

(b) Grounds. In addition to the grounds required in Rule 64A, the grounds for a writ of replevin require all of the following:

(b)(1) that the plaintiff is entitled to possession; and

(b)(2) that the defendant wrongfully detains the property. (URCP Rule 64B)

(c) Grounds for prejudgment writ. Grounds for a prejudgment writ include, in addition to the grounds for the specific writ, all of the requirements listed in subsections (c)(1) through (c)(3) and at least one of the requirements listed in subsections (c)(4) through (c)(10):

(c)(1) that the property is not earnings and not exempt from execution; and

(c)(2) that the writ is not sought to hinder, delay or defraud a creditor of the defendant; and

(c)(3) a substantial likelihood that the plaintiff will prevail on the merits of the underlying claim; and

(c)(4) that the defendant is avoiding service of process; or

(c)(5) that the defendant has assigned, disposed of or concealed, or is about to assign, dispose of or conceal, the property with intent to defraud creditors; or

(c)(6) that the defendant has left or is about to leave the state with intent to defraud creditors; or

(c)(7) that the defendant has fraudulently incurred the obligation that is the subject of the action; or

(c)(8) that the property will materially decline in value; or

(c)(9) that the plaintiff has an ownership or special interest in the property; or

(c)(10) probable cause of losing the remedy unless the court issues the writ. (URCP Rule 64A(c))"