New Hampshire Statutes
§ 536-A:6 — Entry of Private Premises
A writ of replevin shall not issue to enter the private premises or a building for the purpose of seizure of property unless the court shall first determine from competent evidence that there is probable cause to believe that the property or some part thereof is located on or in the private premises or building and the applicant is entitled to its possession.
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Legislative History
1973, 467:1, eff. Aug. 29, 1973.
Nearby Sections
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§ 536-A:1
Personal Property§ 536-A:10
Property Within a Building§ 536-A:11
Service§ 536-A:12
Ex Parte Issuance of Writ§ 536-A:13
Shortened Hearing§ 536-A:15
Officer Exempt From Liability§ 536-A:16
Delivery of Possession§ 536-A:17
Return§ 536-A:18
Judgment for Defendant§ 536-A:19
Contempt§ 536-A:2
Complaint§ 536-A:3
Preliminary Notice to Show Cause§ 536-A:4
Temporary Restraining Order§ 536-A:5
Show Cause Hearing