In Louisiana, movables refers to

• A. Personal property
• B. Fixtures
• C. Real property
• D. Emblements

Answer: (A)

Movables refer to personal property — items that can be moved and are not fixed to land. In Louisiana, property is divided into immovables (real property), which includes land and anything permanently attached to it, and movables (personal property), which covers things like furniture, clothing, vehicles, and cash. This distinction matters for how property is transferred or used in different legal contexts. For example, a couch or a car is a movable item, while a built-in stove or a chandelier bolted to the ceiling is part of the real property because it’s attached to the land. Emblements are a specialized category related to crops and don’t define movables in this context.