Generally,one who wrongfully acquires another's personal property--as by theft,duress,or fraud--is said to be committed the tort of conversion.

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This statement is true. Conversion is a tort that occurs when one wrongfully takes or uses another person's property without their consent or authorization. Examples of conversion include theft, coercion, fraud, embezzlement, and destruction of property. The person who committed the conversion is liable for damages, which may include the value of the property taken or used, plus any other losses or costs incurred by the victim as a result of the conversion.

Generally,one Who Wrongfully Acquires Another's Personal Property--As by Theft,duress,or Fraud--Is