What is the difference between the broad concept of trespass to chattels, and conversion?
a. Conversion occurs when someone borrows another’s property and keeps it while a trespass to chattels occurs when someone takes another’s property.
b. A trespass to chattels occurs when someone damages another’s property while conversion occurs when someone does not return another’s property.
c. Conversion occurs when someone damages another’s property while a trespass to chattels occurs when someone wrongfully takes another’s property with the intent to destroy the owner’s title to it.
d. A trespass to chattels occurs when someone damages another’s goods while conversion occurs when someone wrongfully takes another’s goods with the intent to destroy the owner’s possession of the goods.
e. A trespass to chattels occurs when someone steals another’s property while conversion occurs when someone borrows another’s property with permission.
a. Conversion occurs when someone borrows another’s property and keeps it while a trespass to chattels occurs when someone takes another’s property.
b. A trespass to chattels occurs when someone damages another’s property while conversion occurs when someone does not return another’s property.
c. Conversion occurs when someone damages another’s property while a trespass to chattels occurs when someone wrongfully takes another’s property with the intent to destroy the owner’s title to it.
d. A trespass to chattels occurs when someone damages another’s goods while conversion occurs when someone wrongfully takes another’s goods with the intent to destroy the owner’s possession of the goods.
e. A trespass to chattels occurs when someone steals another’s property while conversion occurs when someone borrows another’s property with permission.