FYNN v. STATE FISHING CORPORATION AND OTHERS Tort—Detinue and conversion—Seizure of another’s goods—Report to police by second defendant that fish stolen from vessel of first defendant being off-loaded at cold store of plaintiff—Search warrant prepared by police—Third and fourth defendants led by second defendant to cold store of plaintiff in search of alleged stolen fish—Second defendant identifying fish at cold store of plaintiff as belonging to first defendant—Fish subsequently loaded off to first defendant’s cold store on directions of second defendant and in full view of surging crowd—Whether second defendant mere complainant or active participant in seizure of fish—No evidence of reasonable or probable grounds of belief that fish was stolen or belonged to first defendant—Police subsequently requesting first defendant to return seized fish to plaintiff—First defendant failing to return seized fish to plaintiff—Whether first defendant liable for tortious act of second, third and fourth defendants—Whether first defendant liable in detinue—Whether plaintiff entitled to damages for injury to reputation.