Convert Bug?

Hello, I am having trouble using CONVERT, I am using this select statement






Code Snippet

SELECT a.TaskId,a.Name,a.Description,a.StartDate,

CASE WHEN Convert(nvarchar,a.DueDate,101) = Convert(nvarchar,getdate(),101)

THEN

CONVERT(nvarchar,a.DueDate,108)

ELSE

a.DueDate

END as DueDate, a.NotificationRuleId, c.RowStateTypeId, a.CustomerId, a.CustomerIdent, a.SourceCustomerId, a.CreatedByUserId, a.CreatedDate, a.UpdatedByUserId, a.UpdatedDate, u.FirstName + ' ' + u.LastName as CreatedBy, r.Name as Status FROM Task a inner join AssignedTask c on a.TaskId = c.TaskId inner join UserAssignedTask b on c.AssignedTaskId = b.AssignedTaskId INNER JOIN [User] u on u.UserId = b.UserId INNER JOIN RowStateType r on c.RowStateTypeId = r.RowStateTypeId WHERE b.UserId = {0} and c.RowStateTypeId<>8









but if the statement hits the CONVERT section it formats the date as 1900-1-1 (time) instead of just (time) which is what I am looking for, is there any other way I can accomplish this?