Synonyms for personal property
per·son·al prop·er·ty

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1. personal propertynoun

   Synonyms:
   personalty

2. personal propertynoun

   Any property that is movable, that is, not real estate.

   Synonyms:
   personalty

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1. personal property, personal estate, personalty, private propertynoun

   movable property (as distinguished from real estate)

   Synonyms:
   private property, personal estate, personalty

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1. Commerce Bradley Jackson:

   It violates our personal property rights and tramples all over it, it’s going to be costly to defend in court.

2. The ADGM:

   ADGM has decided to legislate for English common law to apply in, and form part of the law of, the Global Market, english common law, as it stands from time to time, will therefore govern matters such as contracts, tort, trusts, equitable remedies, unjust enrichment, damages, conflicts of laws, security, and personal property.

3. Tuesday Khamenei:

   The Americans must not be allowed to consider Iraq as their personal property ... and dare to openly talk about disintegration of Iraq, the Iraqi people, Shi'ites, Sunnis, Kurds and Arabs have been living together peacefully but some regional countries and some foreigners are trying to amplify differences among them.

4. Elizabeth Dodson:

   The first tip to decluttering your home starts with taking a home inventory which includes itemizing and taking photos of your personal property, this means going into each room in the house one by one and documenting all the items which include furniture, electronics, decorative items, houseware, clothing, tools and any collections like wine, jewelry, coins, art, antiques, sports memorabilia, etc. The first value of doing this is ending up with a home inventory for insurance purposes to make sure you are not under-insured, and you are prepared to make a claim if a disaster strikes such as a tornado, wildfire, hurricane, flood, etc. damages your home.

5. Bill Gassett:

   Curtains are always considered personal property, because they just slide off, rods and blinds, on the other hand, are considered part of the house because they're affixed and attached.