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What is Trespass to Chattel?
>intentional
>interference with the plaintiff's chattel by
-dispossessing or use or inter meddling with the chattel

>mistakeof legality not a defense
What are the damages ?
>dispossessing actual damage caused by loss of the use
>use or intermeddling actual damages
What is conversion?
>intentional
>act depriving plaintiff of possession of his or her chattel or interfering (dominion or control)with plaintiff chattel so serious as to deprive the plaintiff's entirely of the use of chattel
>if the defendant lawfully possessed the chattel at first then have ask for return before bringing in suit

>NY CANNOT SUE UNLESS DEFENDANT KNEW THAT CHATTEL WAS UNLAWFULLY OBTAINED AND FAILED TO RETURN IT
What are the damages?
>full value at the time of the conversion
>replevin action
Trespass v. Conversion
>duration
>intent to assert right to chattel right inconsistent with the rightful possessor
>extent of harm
What is Trespass of land?
>intentionally causes a physical invasion of someone's land
What is private nuisance?
>intentional, negligent, reckless, or abnormally dangerous activity

> substantially and unreasonable interference with use and enjoyment of someone's land

>if unintentional>>show negligence
>if intentional>show that it is more than plaintiff should have to bear
>defense if negligent>>>assumption of risk/comparative negligence

>no actual proof of damages required

>damages >>>injunction/harmed suffered permanent damages
What is a public nuisance?
>unreasonable interference with a right common to the general public
> private plaintiff usually not able to bring such claim unless her or she can make showing of a special harm different the general