Conversion Flashcards

1
Q

requires

A

1) Fault (intent to exercise dominion)
2) exercise of dominion ove the chattel of another AND
3) Deprivation to plaintiff of the full value of the chattel (constructive dispossession)

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2
Q

just another word for

A

theft (civil context)

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3
Q

conversions are almost always

A

a trespass to chattel too. (vice versa is “some”)

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4
Q

Intent in fault element (1) is to the ____ ___.

A

volitional act.

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5
Q

A exercises dominion over B’s property, mistakenly thinking that the property is his (A’s) own, and A was negligent (or not) in making that mistake.?

A

Looks like negligence, but it’s CONVERSION.
intent is to exercise dominion (which he had, even though he thought it was his own) **intent transferred from volitional act to result (except dispossession in trespass to chattel)

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