Personal Injuries

All injuries to the person, including non-physical or neo physical injuries such as false arrest, libel, slander, etc., as well as the physical injuries set out under "Bodily Injuries". Personal Property - Most commonly used personal property is property in which a person has an interest and which is personal, moveable, or separable from real property. E.g. tables, chairs, desks, clothing, jewelry, etc. are personal property. It does extend, however, to include a building standing on leased ground. Such as a building would be personal of the lessee (if the land and building on the land are owned by the same person, it is real property or realty).