Conversion - Tort

The video tutorial explains conversion as a civil form of theft, involving wrongful control over another's property, depriving the rightful owner of its use. Conversion can be temporary or permanent, requiring a substantial invasion of ownership rights. Examples include theft, possession of stolen goods, and failure to return items. Legal consequences include lawsuits for recovery and damages. Specific scenarios like courier errors and property destruction are also discussed.

What is the definition of conversion in relation to personal property?

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Explain how temporary deprivation of property can still be considered conversion.

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Describe a scenario where purchasing stolen property could lead to conversion.

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What actions can a rightful owner take if their property is converted?

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What are the legal consequences if someone possesses and damages another person's property?

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