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Trover

Trover (/ˈtroʊvər/) is a form of lawsuit in common law jurisdictions for recovery of damages for wrongful taking of personal property. Trover belongs to a series of remedies for such wrongful taking, its distinctive feature being recovery only for the value of whatever was taken, not for the recovery of the property itself (see replevin).

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English case law in trover

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Trover as an extension of detinue and trespass

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Defects in detinue sur trover

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Trover as a branch of assumpsit

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Trover as an extension of detinue and trespass

Defects in detinue sur trover

Trover as a branch of assumpsit

English case law in trover

Criminal trover

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Trover

Nodes41
Edges40
Triples207
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.04878
Components1

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Trover

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related to Deaderick v. Oulds, 1887 · 17
Trover → After, Bridges, Deaderick, English, Hawkesworth, He, In, It, Judgment, Oulds, Since, Sometime, Supreme Court, Tennessee, The, The Tennessee, The Tennessee Supreme Court
related to overview · 13
Trover → Action, Although, Bracton, Early, Edward, Elizabeth, England, Examples, Henry VI, If, Others, The, This
related to Armory v Delamirie 1722 · 12
Trover → Armory, Delamirie, EB, First, Great Western Ry, He, Jeffries, QB, Since, Str, The, United States Tort Law
related to Fouldes v Willoughby 1841 · 12
Trover → Abraham Lincoln, Consequently, Fouldes, He, In, It, Johnson, The, This, Trespass, Weedman, Willoughby
related to Abraham Lincoln's case of trover: Johnson v. Weedman, 1843 · 11
Trover → Abraham Lincoln, Fouldes, Illinois, It, Johnson, Lincoln, The, The Illinois, There, Weedman, Willoughby
related to Sykes v Walls 1675 · 11
Trover → All, By, Conversion, Even, In Sykes, Keb, Originally, The, This, Walls, When
related to Zaslow v. Kroenert, California, 1946 · 11
Trover → Cal, California Supreme Court, In Zaslow, Kroenert, Plaintiff Zaslow, The, The California Supreme Court, There, They, Zaslow, Zaslow's
related to Dockwray v Dickinson 1697 · 10
Trover → Action, Dickinson, If, In Dockwray, It, Selling, Skinner, The, This, West Indies
related to Trover as a branch of assumpsit · 9
Trover → Actions, Another, By, Cases, Detinue, If, In Bracton's, Latin, Year Book
related to Kinaston v Moore 1627 · 8
Trover → Although, Chitty, Compare, Cooper, For, In, Lord Mansfield, The

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action case chattel conversion could detinue plaintiff law trespass owner defendant possession property found bailee cases bailment court chattels wrongful

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Troveris afiction0.90text
Troverrelated to Abraham Lincoln's case of trover: Johnson v. Weedman, 1843The0.60section
Troverrelated to Abraham Lincoln's case of trover: Johnson v. Weedman, 1843Illinois0.60section
Troverrelated to Abraham Lincoln's case of trover: Johnson v. Weedman, 1843Johnson0.60section
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Troverrelated to Abraham Lincoln's case of trover: Johnson v. Weedman, 1843Abraham Lincoln0.60section
Troverrelated to Abraham Lincoln's case of trover: Johnson v. Weedman, 1843Fouldes0.60section
Troverrelated to Abraham Lincoln's case of trover: Johnson v. Weedman, 1843Willoughby0.60section
Troverrelated to Abraham Lincoln's case of trover: Johnson v. Weedman, 1843It0.60section
Troverrelated to Abraham Lincoln's case of trover: Johnson v. Weedman, 1843There0.60section
Troverrelated to Abraham Lincoln's case of trover: Johnson v. Weedman, 1843Lincoln0.60section
Troverrelated to Abraham Lincoln's case of trover: Johnson v. Weedman, 1843The Illinois0.60section

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