Property Ownership
In Hawaii, what is the difference between 'real property' and 'personal property' (personalty)?
AA. Real property is owned by the government; personal property is owned privately
BB. Real property is land and anything permanently attached to it; personal property is moveable and not permanently attached✓ Correct
CC. Real property requires a deed; personal property requires a bill of sale always
DD. There is no legal distinction in Hawaii
Explanation
Real property includes land and permanent improvements (buildings, fixtures). Personal property (personalty) is moveable property not permanently attached to the land.
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