A party who refuses to return goods when requested to do so by the true owner is liable for

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Conversion is the wrongful exercise of control over another's property, consistent with the owner's right to exclusive possession. Refusing to return goods when requested by the true owner is an example of conversion, for which the party is liable. Breach of contract, defamation, and trespass do not accurately describe this situation.

A Party Who Refuses to Return Goods When Requested to Do