§ 1573.1.Replevin Bond - Value
Chapter 31: Replevin · Last amended May 30, 1977 · Last verified August 3, 2026
Full Text of § 1573.1
Amendment History
Added by Laws 1976, SB 460, c. 71, §3, emerg. eff. 4/26/1976; Amended by Laws 1977, SB 157, c. 96, §2, emerg. eff. 5/30/1977.
Plain-English Summary
Section 1573.1 lets a party challenge the property's stated value instead of being stuck with whatever figure the petition names. Either party can ask, when executing the replevin bond or the redelivery bond, or afterward with notice to the other side, for a hearing on the property's true value.
If the court sets a different value than what's stated in the petition, that court-determined value controls for figuring the bond amounts required under both Section 1573 and Section 1577.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I challenge the value stated in a replevin petition?
Yes. Either party may request a hearing on the property's value, either when executing the bond or at a later date with notice to the other side.
What happens if the court sets a different value than the petition?
The court's determined value controls for purposes of the bond amounts required under Sections 1573 and 1577.
Does this affect both the plaintiff's and defendant's bonds?
Yes, since it controls the value used for both the plaintiff's undertaking under Section 1573 and the defendant's redelivery bond under Section 1577.