alleryStart learning →Under Section 44, shares or debentures of a member are what kind of property?
AReal property
BMovable property
CImmovable property
DFixed property
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Movable property
Section 44 treats a member's shares and debentures as movable property that passes in the manner the articles lay down.
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