The phrase "a personal property" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an item or asset that belongs to an individual, emphasizing ownership.
Example: "The car parked outside is considered a personal property of the owner."
Alternatives: "an individual asset" or "a private possession".
Could you consider personal data as something that belongs to the person, as a personal property that each of us can engage to get some advantages?
Further, a personal property or income tax on persons physically present for six weeks but with no stronger link to the Islands would no doubt be strongly challenged and of questionable validity.
Her parents, Jane H. Willis and Dr. Robert Willis, live in Tenafly, N.J., where her mother is a personal property appraiser.
Each story is a four or five-paragraph brief about a personal property real estate transaction, with colorless headlines like "Cardiologist sells 6 BD for $1M in Uptown".
Originally priced at $660,000, the car has appreciated in value, according to Ali Karimi, a personal property appraiser in the assessor's office.
For those who do not secure the loan with land (perhaps because they are leasing a spot in a mobile home park), the most common is a personal property, or "chattel," loan.
Tips for Getting Out of Harm's Way IF you suffer a personal-property disaster, there are many resources -- your bank, your town hall, your accountant, your employer, everyone you do business with -- to help reconstruct your records.
Take an inventory of all personal property by preparing an accurate list and taking photographs.
First, any claim is subject to the deductible, whereas a claim on a valuable personal property policy will be covered for the appraised amount.
For wealthy students who may go to college with expensive watches or jewelry, Mr. Laconi said putting those items on a valuable personal property policy was a must.
A large personal property and casualty insurer, Allstate should benefit from rising premiums, he said.
