Dicionário Jurídico

Movable Property

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Movable Property is a type of asset that can be moved from one place to another, such as a vehicle, a machine, or an object. It differs from immovable property, which are those that cannot be moved, like land or a building. Movable properties are protected by law and can be subject to purchase, sale, lease, among other forms of negotiation.

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