movables

It could be used in relation to land or movables.

The first took the land and the second took the movables.

Not all movables can be left, as in England.

The required period of time was only one year for movables and two years for land.

"Now, if you would care to check the movables in each pile.

In England, conviction under the statute led to the confiscation of your movables.

To clarify the concept, the owner of tangible movables has the power to keep possession and only to transfer control.

In many cases, however, as where the movables are the facilities and stock in trade of a business, such control is impracticable.

Looking over the ornately furnished room, he figured Samantha must have gotten the rest of the old girl's movables as well.

The reason for this is that movables can be transferred by delivery free of 1% stamp duty.

Ernest's trailer was emptied of its movables, too.

All other property is considered movables, the equivalent of personal property or personalty in common law systems.

Have you a list of those movables, Madam?"

Most of the movables had been taken away, and two Heechee were puzzling over the fixtures in the head.

The museum contains Tolstoy's personal effects and movables, as well as his library of 22,000 volumes.

Mr. Sanguinetti would be coming up with trucks for the rest of the movables the next morning.

Nor are they desirous to prolong their visit, packing the few movables with all possible speed and never speaking above a whisper.

These class of deities have been attributed to as upholding the movables and immovable Dharma.

The floating mortgage can be specific or general with respect to immovables and movables, separately or together.

Therefore, from being uncertain and indirect, taxation, especially that on movables, became certain and direct, absorbing older forms over time.

Secondly, in Pennsylvania there is no right of primogeniture, and lands, like movables, are divided equally among all the children of the family.

If it was, would they not preserve their title to these movables, even after they had lost their title to the mine?

He left a crown and all immovable property to his son, and all movables - to his daughter.

The NCA has blended the lease of movables with a sale.

Usually one's rights on movables are more attenuated than one's rights on immovables (or real property).