Associations to the word «Chattel»
Noun
- Inventory
- Creditor
- Imprisonment
- Seminole
- Rent
- Ownership
- African
- Tenant
- Refusal
- Furniture
- Real
- Estate
- Disposition
- Equality
- Belonging
- Sell
- Cattle
- Detention
- Ox
- Intel
- Rights
- Servant
- Heir
- Privilege
- Delusion
- Ware
- Seller
- Payment
- Pinch
- Theft
- Whiskey
- Protectorate
- Forgiveness
- Distress
- Sheriff
- Testament
- Mankind
- Land
- Default
- Residue
- Statute
- Lay
- Administrator
- Principle
- Degradation
- Racism
- Burgess
- Plea
- Planter
- Lash
- Scorn
- Law
- Person
- Commodity
- Coloni
- Labor
- Damage
- Bastard
- Execution
Adjective
Verb
Adverb
Wiktionary
CHATTEL, noun. Tangible, movable property.
CHATTEL, noun. A slave.
CHATTEL HOUSE, noun. (Barbados) A small moveable wooden house occupied by working-class people.
CHATTEL PAPER, noun. (legal) A document that demonstrates both a monetary obligation and a security interest either in certain goods, or in a lease on certain goods
CHATTEL PAPERS, noun. Plural of chattel paper
Dictionary definition
CHATTEL, noun. Personal as opposed to real property; any tangible movable property (furniture or domestic animals or a car etc).
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