Interference with Property Rights
{"Image DocumentName": "Interference with Property Rights", "Image ImageDescription": "Conversion. Defendant\u2019s intentional exercise of dominion or control over plaintiff\u2019s personal property without plaintiff\u2019s consent through acquisition, removal, transfer to another, withholding possession, destruction or alteration, or use. Conversion can happen through the defendant\u2019s (1) acquisition of the plaintiff \u2019s property (e.g., theft, fraud, and even the purchase of stolen property); (2) removal of the plaintiff \u2019s property (e.g., taking that property to the dump or moving the plaintiff \u2019s car); (3) transfer of the plaintiff\u2019s property (e.g., selling stolen goods or misdelivering property); (4) withholding possession of the plaintiff\u2019s property (e.g., refusing to return a car one was to repair); (5) destruction or alteration of the plaintiff \u2019s property; or (6) using the plaintiff \u2019s property (e.g., driving a car left by its owner for storage purposes only)", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}