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Often used in the same context:
usufruct,
suretyship,
chattels,
bailee,
inter vivos,
hypothec,
usufructuary,
bailment,
pledgee,
dower,
trustor,
servitudes,
leviable,
vendee,
mortgagor,
distraint,
strongboxes,
hypothecation,
perpetuities,
transferor,
title deed,
quitclaim,
allottee,
testamentary,
donees,
situs,
warrantor,
heirship,
hereinabove,
joint tenancy,
exaction,
conveyances,
appurtenances,
erf,
hereunder,
reverter,
probating,
testatrix,
lessee,
testate,
ejectment,
patrimonial,
mortgager,
intestate,
includable,
unmatured,
obligee,
amort,
testator,
pendente lite,
undistributed profits,
escheatment,
thereunto,
property,
divisibility,
note receivable,
inter vivos trust,
remittal,
curtilage,
ascendants,
escrowing,
testamentary trust,
delict,
nonjudicial foreclosure,
champerty,
escheat,
personalty,
erven,
strongbox,
nulla,
grantor,
denarii,
settlor,
notarial,
valuator,
zamindari,
replevin,
latent defect,
barques,
castellum,
servient tenement,
viatical settlement,
tenancy,
inheritances,
assessed value,
supersedeas,
reconveyance,
executrix,
sublessee,
intestacy,
encroacher,
flitches,
demandable,
confiscation,
aforesaid,
bailor,
donative,
restitute,
setoff,
transferee,
bessarabia,
assessee,
moveables,
charities,
chattel,
merchandise,
articles,
commodities,
fief,
objects,
consolations,
handicrafts,
mementoes,
perquisites,
sinecures,
staples,
valuables,
annoyances,
belongings,
bequests,
blemishes
Also try:
— Adjectives for movables:
other,
such,
valuable,
few,
corporeal,
certain,
tangible,
principal,
precious,
rich,
intangible,
more...
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