Case Corp. v. Gehrke

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that a conversion action for money deposited into an account could be brought when the money is deposited for a special purpose with notice to the bank
• allowing claim for conversion of funds to lie when plaintiff possessed a 15 security interest in the funds in question, allowing for identification of funds even when 16 commingled with other funds
• money can be subject of conversion claim if it can be described, identified, and obligation to treat in specific manner established
• “Conversion is defined as an act of wrongful dominion or control over personal property in denial of or inconsistent with the rights of another.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).