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Filing Lawsuit Doesn’t Meet Conversion Suit ‘Demand for Possession’ Requirement – 7th Cir. (applying IL law)

Conversion, or civil theft, requires a plaintiff to make a demand for possession of the converted property before suing for its return.  This pre-suit demand’s purpose is to give a defendant the opportunity to return plaintiff’s property and avoid unnecessary litigation. What constitutes a demand though?  The easiest case is where a plaintiff serves a …

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Posted byPaulPSeptember 16, 2016January 8, 2018Posted inBusiness Torts, Civil ProcedureTags: client data, conversion, demand for possession, demand futility, fisher kanaris, Illinois, securities law, seventh circuit
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