The Intentional Exercise of Dominion or Control Over Another's Personal

question 96

Multiple Choice

The intentional exercise of dominion or control over another's personal property which so seriously interferes with the other's right of control as to justly require the payment of full value for the property is:

• A) trespass to personal property.
• B) interference with economic interests.
• C) conversion.
• D) fraudulent misrepresentation.

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