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personalty

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Goods; chattels; articles; movable property, whether animate or inanimate.

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Personal Property.


personalty n. movable assets (things, including animals) which are not real property, money, or investments. (See: personal property, real property)


personalty noun assets, available means, chattels, effects, funds, holdings, investments, perronal property, personal resources, possessions, property, resources, wealth
See also: chattel, effects, estate, movable, paraphernalia, possessions, property


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