Dennis v. Edwards

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• allowing, in ease where defendants removed funds after decedent’s death, “personal representative [to] sue[ ] in his representative capacity, as a court appointed fiduciary, standing in the shoes of the decedent”
• conversion is “an unlawful exercise of ownership, dominion and control over the [personal property] of another in denial or repudiation of his right to such property”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).