1-21-1001. Jurisdiction of circuit courts.
Any circuit court within the judicial district may inquire against those who make unlawful and forcible entry into lands and tenements and detain the same, or against those who, having a lawful and peaceable entry into lands or tenements, unlawfully or by force hold the same. If it is found that an unlawful and forcible entry was made and the lands or tenements are held by force, or that after a lawful entry the lands are held unlawfully, the judge shall require restitution to the complaining party.
Structure Wyoming Statutes
Title 1 - Code of Civil Procedure
Chapter 21 - Procedure and Actions
Article 10 - Forcible Entry and Detainer
Section 1-21-1001 - Jurisdiction of Circuit Courts.
Section 1-21-1002 - When Proceedings Allowed.
Section 1-21-1003 - Notice to Quit Premises Required.
Section 1-21-1004 - Summons; Service and Return.
Section 1-21-1005 - Proceedings When Defendant Fails to Appear.
Section 1-21-1006 - Proceedings When Defendant Appears.
Section 1-21-1007 - Bond on Granting Continuance.
Section 1-21-1008 - Trial by Judge or Jury; Judgment and Costs.
Section 1-21-1009 - Trial by Jury; Verdict.
Section 1-21-1010 - Judgment Upon Verdict.
Section 1-21-1011 - Exceptions.
Section 1-21-1012 - Writ of Restitution; Issuance.
Section 1-21-1013 - Writ of Restitution; Execution and Return.
Section 1-21-1014 - Proceedings Upon Stay on Appeal; Bond Required.
Section 1-21-1015 - Rents to Be Deposited on Appeal.
Section 1-21-1016 - Ejectment Not Barred.
Section 1-21-1017 - Corporate and Business Representation in Proceedings.