alleryStart learning →Under the General Clauses Act, movable property means:
AOnly money and securities
BOnly goods that can be moved
COnly items one can carry
DAnything but immovable property
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Anything but immovable property
Movable property is a residual class covering property of every description other than immovable property.
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