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· 2/26/1993

Bader v. Central Fidelity Bank

Citations

  • 427 S.E.2d 184
  • 245 Va. 286
  • 22 U.C.C. Rep. Serv. 2d (West) 829
  • 9 Va. Law Rep. 991
  • 1993 Va. LEXIS 24

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  • concluding that a claim could not be subject to the statute of limitations for fraudulent actions because there were no allegations of fraudulent acts
  • holding that section 8.01-243(B) applies to action for conversion of an instrument
  • holding that section 8.01-243(B) applies to action for conversion of an instrument
  • deciding whether the plaintiff's cause of action was based on fraud before considering whether that action involved an injury to the plaintiff's person or property
  • applying Va. Code § 8.01-243(B) (limitation on actions for injury to property) to conversion claim
  • conversion requires a wrongful exercise of authority over another’s goods

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Judges: Hassell

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