If a husband goes bankrupt, can the woman retain her goods and chattels in the house, as she can if he goes bankrupt now?
I have seen the pitiful procession of goods and chattels loaded on carts and taken to other districts by the people who are seeking work.
We have been reminded that sportsmen and sportswomen are not commodities, that they are not goods and chattels.
By work, man produces goods and chattels of two kinds.
Here again, as the market expands, people will make heavier demands for goods and chattels.
Already people are going three, four and five miles to take shelter in the tubes, taking their goods and chattels with them.
If they do so, there is not the slightest doubt that their goods and chattels will be destroyed and that they will be boycotted.
If the insurance of goods and chattels were made compulsory, it would very considerably reduce the premium.
