The Defendant's Intentional Exercise of Dominion or Control Over the Plaintiff's

question 8

Multiple Choice

The defendant's intentional exercise of dominion or control over the plaintiff's personal property without the plaintiff's consent is called:

• A)defamation.
• B)conversion.
• C)interference.
• D)libel.

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