HRS §507-68
Paying to stop a sale of your goods
If you claim a right to goods that are about to be sold to satisfy a lien, you can pay the amount needed to cover the lien and reasonable expenses. Once you pay, the goods won't be sold, but the owner keeps them until a court decides what happens next.
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The statute, as written — Payment before sale
Any person claiming a right to the goods must pay the amount necessary to satisfy the lien and the reasonable expenses incurred for particular actions taken pursuant to this part. In that event, the goods shall not be sold, but shall be retained by the owner subject to the terms of this part pending a court order directing disposition of the property.
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