conversion law
91constructive conversion — A conversion which takes place when a person does such acts in reference to the goods of another as amount in law to appropriation of the property to himself. Laverty v Snethen, 68 NY 522, 524. See equitable conversion …
92Association law — is a term used in the United States for the law governing homeowner associations and related organizations.Real estate developers often choose to maximize residential construction to clusters of residences within real property parcels. Many… …
93Tweed law — A New York State Law that allows its Attorney General to pursue the recoupment of public funds misused by government officials without the request from a local official.Full text of NY Executive Law 63 c: § 63 c. Action by the people for illegal… …
94constructive conversion — An implied or virtual conversion, which takes place where a person does such acts in reference to the goods of another as amount in law to the appropriation of the property to himself …
95constructive conversion — An implied or virtual conversion, which takes place where a person does such acts in reference to the goods of another as amount in law to the appropriation of the property to himself …
96Second Jewish Law Of Hungary — The law recognized the conversion of those Jews who had converted to Christianity before 1919 and whose family had resided in Hungary since 1848. There were about 90,000 converts in Hungary in 1941. About 60,000 Jews who had converted after… …
97Landmark Education and the law — This article discusses legal actions by and against Landmark Education. For a selection of specific court cases, see Landmark Education litigation. Landmark Education (founded in 1991), whose Chairman Art Schreiber also acts as the organization s …
98Log Law — In reference to a wind energy conversion system, the wind speed profile in which wind speeds increase with the logarithmic of the height of the wind turbine above the ground …
99out and out conversion — The rule that real estate intended by partners to constitute a part of the firm property, or treated by them as belonging to the firm, is regarded in equity as converted into personalty for all purposes, as well for the purpose of the adjustment… …
100embezzlement — I noun appropriation, breach of trust, cheating, defalcation, fraud, fraudulent appropriation, fraudulent appropriation of money, fraudulent conversion, larceny, malversation, misappropriation, peculation, pilfering, purloining, stealing, swindle …
