In respect to larceny, the Latin phrase, trespass be bonis asportatis, refers to a tort in which one party interfered with another's lawful possession of what?

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

"Chattel or movable personal property" refers to property that is not land or real estate and is capable of being moved or transferred, and this is typically the type of property that is the subject of larceny. The Latin phrase "trespass be bonis asportatis" translates to "trespass concerning goods carried away".

In Respect to Larceny, the Latin Phrase, Trespass Be Bonis