Court of Appeals of Georgia· 7/2/2001

Taylor v. Powertel, Inc.

Citations

551 S.E.2d 765
250 Ga. App. 356
2001 Fulton County D. Rep. 2165
2001 Ga. App. LEXIS 747
2001 WL 737457

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listing elements for money had and received including that defendant received money that he should not keep in equity and good conscience
“A secured party commits a conversion when he takes possession of collateral and disposes of it before he is entitled to it under the terms of the security agreement.”
“[M]oney must comprise a specific, separate, identifiable fund to support an action for conversion.”
\specific intangible property may be the subject [of] an action for conversion\
“Under the common law doctrine of money had and received, recovery is authorized against one who holds unspecified sums of money of another which he ought in equity and good conscience to refund.”
“Under the common law doctrine of money had and received, recovery is authorized against one who holds unspecified sums of money of another which he ought in equity and good conscience to refund.”

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Judges: Eldridge, Johnson, Miller, Andrews

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