Thomson v. Cashin

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• asserting that if gas ranges, air conditioners, and refrigerators in apartment building were fixtures and part of the real estate, they could not be the subject of an action for conversion
• conversion may be committed by: (1) acquiring possession of the goods, with intent to assert a right to them that is adverse to that of the owner; (2) transferring the goods in a manner which deprives the owner of control; or (3

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