goods+and+chattels
1goods and chattels — ˌgoods and ˈchattels noun [plural] LAW personal possessions: • The goods and chattels do not include the value of buildings and land, which come under real estate …
2goods and chattels — n pl: personal property of any kind but sometimes limited to tangible property Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996. goods and chattels …
3goods and chattels — n [plural] BrE law personal possessions …
4goods and chattels — ► PLURAL NOUN ▪ all kinds of personal possessions …
5goods and chattels — noun plural : animate or inanimate personal property that is visible, tangible, and movable and has intrinsic value in itself as distinguished from real estate or freehold property or from personal property of the class of choses in action;… …
6goods and chattels — (your) goods and chattels formal all the things that belong to you. Jim arrived at the flat with all his goods and chattels packed into two shopping bags …
7goods and chattels — This phrase is a general denomination of personal property, as distinguished from real property. In the law of wills, the term goods and chattels will, unless restrained by the context, pass all the personal estate …
8goods and chattels — This phrase is a general denomination of personal property, as distinguished from real property. In the law of wills, the term goods and chattels will, unless restrained by the context, pass all the personal estate …
9goods and chattels — goods and chat|tels [ ,gudz ən tʃætlz ] noun plural LEGAL someone s possessions, not including any houses or land that they own …
10goods and chattels — Subjects of personal property which are perceptible to the senses and deliverable in specie. 42 Am J1st Prop § 24. Sometimes exclusive of commercial paper and money. 57 Am J1st Wills § 1343 …
