Trespass To Chattels

Trespass To Chattels
"Legal Lexicon":
TRESPASS TO CHATTELS - Intentional intermeddling with a chattel in possession of another which results in (a) dispossession of the chattel, (b) deprivation of the use of the chattel for a long period of time, (c) impairment of the condition, quality, usefulness of the chattel or (d) harm to the person of the possessor or persons or things in which he has a legally protected interest.

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