The New Lawyer Q&A
May 21, 2013
Question 3
1. What remedy or remedies can Mary reasonably obtain against Frank for conversion, what defenses (if any) can Frank reasonably raise, and who is likely to prevail?
Conversion
Conversion is defined as an intentional act resulting in the unauthorized assertion of dominion or control over the personal property of another, causing damage.
Here, in 2004, Mary and Frank orally agreed to jointly purchas...
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