
What is theft in the civil context?
Theft in civil law is also known as “conversion”. Conversion is a legal concept that arises from the wrongful interference with another person’s property. In simple terms, conversion occurs when someone takes, uses, or destroys another person’s property without their consent. The key element of the tort of conversion is the interference with the property...
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