Correct option is C
The term "movable property" under Section 2(13) of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 refers to property that can be moved from one place to another. Specifically, it includes "growing crops" as movable property.
Information Booster:
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Movable Property: Under the legal framework, movable property is defined as any property that is not attached permanently to the land or anything associated with it. Movable property can be easily transferred from one location to another without altering its physical state.
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Section 2(13) CPC: This section defines "movable property" broadly to include items that are not classified as immovable property. Specifically,
growing crops are included in this definition as they can be severed and moved, unlike trees or buildings, which are generally considered immovable until they are detached.
Additional Knowledge:
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Buildings (Option a): Buildings are considered
immovable property because they are permanently attached to the earth.
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Growing Trees (Option b): Growing trees, while still attached to the earth, are classified as immovable property. However, once they are cut down, they can be considered movable.
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Money (Option d): Although money is movable, the specific language of Section 2(13) CPC primarily mentions "growing crops" as an example of movable property. Money is generally considered movable in a broader legal sense but is not specifically mentioned in Section 2(13) as an example.
