اموال عینی

1 Law:: • things in possession ( : things in possession may be used immediately without the concurrence of any other person) • tangible assets (assets with physical existence (eg, cash, real estate, equipment and which are not held for resale. Although accounts receivable do not appear to have a physical existence, they are considered to be tangible assets on the balance sheet – HCB) • tangible property ( : property that has physical form and substance and is not intangible. That which may be felt or touched, and is necessarily corporeal, although it may be either real or personal (ie ring or watch) • physical property •corporeal property (such as affects the senses, any may be seen and handled by the body, as opposed to incorporeal property, which cannot be seen or handled, and exists only in contemplation. Thus a house in corporeal, but the annual rent payable for its occupation is incorporeal. Corporeal property is, if movable, capable of manual transfer; if immovable, possession of it may be delivered up. But incorporeal property cannot be so transferred, but some other means must be adopted for its transfer, of which the most usual is an instrument in writing. – JBS) (In modern law, all things which may be perceived by any of the bodily senses are termed corporeal, although the common definition of the word includes merely that which can be touched and seen – HCB>

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