Immovable
/ɪˈmuːvəbl/
Definitions
- (adj.) Not able to be moved from a place or position.
The statue is immovable due to its heavy base.
- (adj.) (Legal) Referring to property that cannot be relocated, such as land or buildings.
Immovable property includes land and structures attached to it.
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Commentary
When drafting, distinguish 'immovable' (real property) from 'movable' (personal property) to clarify property rights.
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