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· 11/26/1951

Mueller v. Technical Devices Corp.

Citations

  • 84 A.2d 620
  • 8 N.J. 201
  • 1951 N.J. LEXIS 174

How courts have described this case

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  • “A failure to surrender goods constitutes a conversion only if the demand is made upon a person obligated to surrender the goods, or if made upon an agent or employee[J such power must be within the scope of his agency or employment.”

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Judges: Oliphant

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