§ 30-9-12. Court order for delivery of property.
When the adjutant general, or some commissioned officer authorized by the adjutant
general, shall by petition, verified by his or her oath, represent to the superior
court that the person named in the petition, resident or to be found in the state,
detains any arms, ammunition, uniforms, equipment, supplies, or other military property
of the state or for which the state is responsible, describing the military property
generally, after demand is made for the military property by the petitioner, or someone
duly authorized by the petitioner, the superior court shall, upon the filing of the
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§ 30-9-12. Court order for delivery of property.
When the adjutant general, or some commissioned officer authorized by the adjutant
general, shall by petition, verified by his or her oath, represent to the superior
court that the person named in the petition, resident or to be found in the state,
detains any arms, ammunition, uniforms, equipment, supplies, or other military property
of the state or for which the state is responsible, describing the military property
generally, after demand is made for the military property by the petitioner, or someone
duly authorized by the petitioner, the superior court shall, upon the filing of the
petition, make an order requiring the person complained against to deliver up the
military property to the petitioner by such day as the court shall fix, or show cause
on that day, before the court, why the military property should not be delivered up.
A copy of the order, certified by the clerk of the court, shall be served on the respondent
personally, or if not served personally, shall be left at his or her residence or
last and usual place of abode, or place of business or employment, with a person of
full age at least four (4) days before the day set for the hearing.