Goods

Goods include all movable property, including stock and shares, growing crops, grass, etc.  It does not include actionable claims and money, or immovable property¹. A good example is that of fast-moving consumer goods: candies, bread, coffee beans, packaged juice, etc. Sale of goods can be over-the-counter (such as medicines for the common cold) or through delivery (such as books from Barnes & Noble).

1. Section 2(7), of The Sale of Goods Act, 1913[↩]