Translation of chattel in Spanish:
chattel
bienes muebles, n.
noun
Law
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bienes muebles masculineall his goods and chattels — todas sus pertenencias- The mortgage, both over chattels and over real property, as well as a fixed and a floating charge granted by a corporation, fall into this group.
- An additional way in which the matter may have to be tested is against the case where the trust property is a chattel.
- George, like many land reformers, considered that land, unlike chattels, had been common property in early society; that existing land titles were effectively rooted in ancient theft.
- Distress, of course, is a self-help remedy available to landlords of commercial properties, which enables them to enter the property to seize chattels belonging to a tenant for the purpose of recovering rent in arrears.
- Such securities are open-ended, as the chattels or assets covered by them continue to change and, basically, are unaffected by the security unless the debtor is in default.