Tangible personal property such as furniture, domestic animals, etc. (excludes land realty).

Moveable and removable items of personal property. In real estate transactions, chattels included in the sale usually include the stove, television aerial, carpets, blinds, curtains, drapes and light fittings. However, unless chattels are specified in the agreement, they are not sold as part of the property.

Chattels are personal property. There are two types - the first type are real chattels (buildings and fixtures) and the second type are personal chattels (clothes, furniture etc.). Cluster Title - Eac [..]

Personal property items.

Movable goods, personal property.    (Hogue, Arthur R. Origins of the Common Law, 255)

Moveable personal property or furniture.   

Personal property. There are two types. Real chattels are buildings and fixtures, while personal chattels are clothes and furniture.

Chattels are moveable items of property which are neither land nor permanently attached to land or a building, either directly or vicariously through attachment to real property. Therefore, growing co [..]

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Property other than real estate, such as moveable possessions that may be included in a sale, e.g. furniture.

Property other than real estate, such as moveable possessions that may be included in a sale, e.g. furniture.

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These are essentially the fixtures and fittings purchased with the property and include stove, fitted floor coverings, curtains and light fittings.

Movable possessions, personal property (generally items that may be removed without injury to the freehold estate).

articles of personal property.

Personal property such as furniture and other moveable items which may or may not be included in the sale.