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[.1..] PROPERTY VERSUS [..2.] PROPERTY

Property may be classified as either [...1 or 2] . [.1..] property, sometimes called personalty, is all the property that can be owned and that does not fit the definition of [.2..] property. An important distinction between the two is that [..1.] property is [.3.] . Items of [.1..] property, also called chattels, include such tangibles as chairs, tables, clothing, money, bonds, and bank accounts.

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1 - personal
2 -- real
3 -- movable

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[.1..] PROPERTY VERSUS [..2.] PROPERTY

Property may be classified as either [...1 or 2] . [.1..] property, sometimes called personalty, is all the property that can be owned and that does not fit the definition of [.2..] property. An important distinction between the two is that [..1.] property is [.3.] . Items of [.1..] property, also called chattels, include such tangibles as chairs, tables, clothing, money, bonds, and bank accounts.

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[.1..] PROPERTY VERSUS [..2.] PROPERTY

Property may be classified as either [...1 or 2] . [.1..] property, sometimes called personalty, is all the property that can be owned and that does not fit the definition of [.2..] property. An important distinction between the two is that [..1.] property is [.3.] . Items of [.1..] property, also called chattels, include such tangibles as chairs, tables, clothing, money, bonds, and bank accounts.

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1 - personal
2 -- real
3 -- movable

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