Nelson Borrowed a Computer,free of Charge,from Compu-Rent Inc

question 47

Multiple Choice

Nelson borrowed a computer,free of charge,from Compu-Rent Inc.After Nelson became insolvent,a receiver took control of everything that she found on Nelson's premises,including the computer.Compu-Rent has demanded possession of the computer,but the receiver has refused.Compu-Rent therefore claims that the receiver has committed a tort.Which of the following statements is TRUE?

• A)The receiver is not liable for conversion unless she claims that she personally owns the computer.
• B)The receiver committed the tort of conversion as soon as she touched the computer.
• C)If the receiver has committed the tort of conversion against the computer,it will likely be treated as if she had purchased the thing.
• D)If Compu-Rent sues for the tort of trespass to chattels,a judge will almost certainly order the receiver to return the computer to the plaintiff.
• E)If Compu-Rent asks for a right of recaption,the court will order the receiver to return the computer to the plaintiff.

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