Property Ownership
What is the difference between real property and personal property in Delaware?
AReal property refers to land and improvements permanently attached; personal property is movable✓ Correct
BReal property includes all tangible items; personal property includes only intangible assets
CReal property is owned by individuals; personal property is owned by businesses
DThere is no legal distinction between real and personal property in Delaware
Explanation
Real property (realty) consists of land and anything permanently attached to it (buildings, improvements, fixtures). Personal property (personalty) consists of movable items not permanently attached to the land.
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