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personal property

NOUN
  1. movable property (as distinguished from real estate)

How To Use personal property In A Sentence

  • Personal property is divided into choses in possession and choses in action.
  • I do think that the executors of Diana's will seriously violated her wishes by not dividing her personal property among her godchildren as she requested.
  • All three were charged with stealing personal property in broad daylight and causing a nuisance to society.
  • Suspected items are not to be used as weapons or to cause bodily harm or damage to personal property in any way.
  • Now they are firmly convinced of their truth, and most of them turn with hatred against any kind of personal property.
  • Under the English common law of feme covert – which was also the law in Massachusetts – married women had no right to own property, and the personal property a married daughter inherited from her father immediately became the legal possession of her husband, who could exert full powers of ownership over it. History of American Women
  • In 1848, however, the abdicating French King claimed the collection as his personal property, and the young Second Republic obliged, sending it after him to England, whence it was dispersed.
  • The police impounded cars and other personal property belonging to the drug dealers.
  • Faces, which are marketable pieces of personal property, are vulnerable.
  • Our country must realize the civil law statute book and the modernization, must take highly the personal property rights protection, strengthens to the private property rights research.
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