Oklahoma Statutes
Title 23. Damages
§23-64. Conversion of personalty.

The detriment caused by the wrongful conversion of personal property is presumed to be:

1. The value of the property at the time of the conversion with the interest from that time; or,
2. Where the action has been prosecuted with reasonable diligence, the highest market value of the property at any time between the conversion and the verdict, without interest, at the option of the injured party; and,
3. A fair compensation for the time and money properly expended in pursuit of the property.
R.L. 1910, § 2875.

Structure Oklahoma Statutes

Oklahoma Statutes

Title 23. Damages

§23-1. Species of relief.

§23-2. Damages as relief from forfeiture.

§23-3. Right to damages - Definition of damages.

§23-4. Detriment defined.

§23-5. Future detriment.

§23-6. Interest upon damages.

§23-7. Jury may allow interest.

§23-8. Waiver of interest.

§23-9.1. Punitive damages awards by jury.

§23-9.3. Definitions – Payment of damages.

§23-10. Recovery of damages by political subdivisions from parents of children under age of eighteen.

§23-12. Defense of contributory negligence or assumption of risk as question of fact.

§23-13. Comparative negligence.

§23-14. Damages diminished in proportion to contributory negligence.

§23-15. Joint tortfeasor liability - Several only.

§23-21. General rule as to damages.

§23-22. Breach of obligation to pay money.

§23-25. Breach of covenants in grants.

§23-26. Breach of covenants against encumbrances.

§23-27. Breach of agreement to convey.

§23-28. Breach of agreement to buy.

§23-36. Breach of carrier's obligation to receive.

§23-37. Breach of carrier's obligation to deliver.

§23-38. Detriment caused by carrier's delay.

§23-39. Breach of warranty of agent's authority.

§23-40. Breach of promise to marry.

§23-61. Obligation not arising from contract.

§23-61.1. Jury to return general verdict.

§23-61.2. No limitation on bodily injury economic loss compensation – Limitation on bodily injury noneconomic loss compensation – Required findings.

§23-62. Wrongful occupation.

§23-63. Detainer by trustee.

§23-64. Conversion of personalty.

§23-65. Presumption cannot be repelled.

§23-66. Damages to one having lien on personal property.

§23-67. Seduction.

§23-68. Exemplary damages for injuries to animals.

§23-68.1. Damages for certain acts with regard to certain animal facilities.

§23-69. Double rent as damages.

§23-70. Willful holding over real property.

§23-71. Forcible exclusion from real property.

§23-72. Wrongful injuries to timber.

§23-92. Value to buyer or owner.

§23-93. Peculiar value.

§23-94. Value of title papers.

§23-95. Exclusive of exemplary damages.

§23-96. Limitation of amount of damages.

§23-97. Damages must be reasonable.

§23-98. Nominal damages.

§23-103. Actions asserted in bad faith - Reimbursement by nonprevailing party of costs and fees.

§23-111. Definitions.

§23-112. Prohibited communications related to patent infringement - Exceptions.

§23-113. Enforcement by Attorney General.

§23-114. Relief to prevailing plaintiff.