1. Generally, those who produce personal property have title to it. 2. If goods are confused due to a wrongful act and the innocent party cannot prove what percentage is theirs, all of the goods belong to the wrongdoet. 3. To constitute a gift, a voluntary transfer of property must be supported by consideration. 4. One who finds abandoned property acquires good title to the property against the whole world, except the true owner. 5. Co-ownership in which each of two or more persons owns an undivided, fractional interest in the property is a tenancy in common. 6. Gas, water, and other utility services are considered personal property. 7. If an object cannot be physically delivered, it cannot be a gift. 8. The most common way to acquire personal property is to produce it