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JDF 103 R7-12 WRIT OF RESTITUTION © 2012 Colorado Judicial Department for use in the Courts of Colorado _______________________ Court _______________________ County, _______________________Court Address:_______________________ Plaintiff(s): _______________________ v. Defendant(s): _______________________  Any and all other occupants. COURT USE ONLY Case Number: Division Courtroom WRIT OF RESTITUTION / POSSESSION The People of the State of _______________________ To the Sheriff of _______________________ County Whereas, _______________________,Plaintiff(s), obtained a judgment on _______________________ (date), against _______________________ Defendant(s), ordering possession of the premises located at: Street Address _______________________ City _______________________ County _______________________ You are hereby ordered to remove the Defendant(s) and their property from the premises and restore the Plaintiff(s) to the possession of the premises stated above and to make proper return according to law. This Writ of Restitution shall remain in effect for _____ days after issuance and shall automatically expire thereafter.  This Writ of Restitution requires the removal of a mobile home from the premises pursuant to _______________________. Date: _________________________________ ______________________________________  Judge  Magistrate
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