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· 10/7/1919

Conaway v. Pepper

Citations

  • 30 Del. 511
  • 7 Boyce 511
  • 108 A. 676
  • 1919 Del. LEXIS 68

Syllabus

<p>Action—Tortious taking of property may be waived and value recovBRED IN ASSUMPSIT.</p> <p>Where there has been a tortious taking or detention of property, which has not been sold by the tort-feasor, owner may waive the tort and recover the fair value thereof in an action of assumpsit upon an account for goods sold and delivered.</p>

Judges: Heisel

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