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Appellate court orders new trial in case where conversion law may not apply to intangible property

Tuesday, December 06, 2022 @ 5:17 PM | By Anosha Khan

The tort of conversion may not be applicable to intangible property, the Ontario Court of Appeal has found in a case concerning the sale of “books of business” by a broker....

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