chattel 的定义
- Law.Often chattels . a movable article of personal property.
- Often chattels . any article of tangible property other than land, buildings, and other things annexed to land.
- a human being considered to be property; an enslaved person.
chattel 近义词
property
更多chattel例句
- Maybe no one will be the “husband” (as in, animal husbandry) and no one the chattel.
- Until 1865—less than 150 years ago—it was legal under the United States Constitution to own black people as chattel.
- Likely because of his own faith, Carter tries—and fails—to excuse the biblical mandate for reducing women to chattel.
- Within a century, chattel slavery ceased to exist in virtually every modern nation.
- Men, women, and children are stripped naked and inspected like chattel, and later, lynched with impunity.
- The statutes require that chattel mortgages should be acknowledged and recorded.
- The discharge and foreclosure of mortgages on vessels are governed for the most part by the rules that apply to chattel mortgages.
- Their form remains just what it was when woman was esteemed a pretty, desirable, and incidentally a child-producing, chattel.
- He was in th' chattel morgedge business on week days an' he was a Spiritulist on Sunday.
- I should say the same of a slave; he is a chattel owned by me; he is saved for my advantage, therefore I am indebted for him.