To be liable for conversion,the defendant must know that the property rightfully belongs to someone else.

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The necessary intent is merely the intent to exercise dominion or control over the property.It is therefore possible for the defendant to be liable if she buys or sells stolen property in good faith.However,conversion is limited to serious interferences with the plaintiff's property rights.

To Be Liable for Conversion,the Defendant Must Know That the Property