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conversionlegal and equitable titlefusion fallacy
MCC Proceeds Inc v Bishopsgate Investment Trust plc
[1998] EWCA Civ 1680; [1999] CLC 417
Key Principle
A person who has only an equitable or beneficial interest in goods, without legal title and without actual possession or an immediate right to possession, has no title to sue at common law in conversion, and the Judicature Acts did not alter that substantive rule by fusing law and equity.
Area of Law
General
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