Legal Definitions - bona et catalla

BONA ET CATALLA

Bona et catalla is a Latin term used in law to refer to goods and chattels. It means all movable property that can be owned, such as furniture, clothing, and vehicles.

• A car
• A television
• A piece of jewelry

These examples illustrate the definition of bona et catalla because they are all movable property that can be owned. They are not real estate or immovable property, but rather personal property that can be bought, sold, or transferred.