(1)
"Household chattels" means all furniture, curtains, drapes, carpets, linen,
china, glassware, ornaments, domestic appliances and utensils, garden
appliances, utensils and effects and other chattels of ordinary household use
or decoration, liquors, wines, consumable stores and domestic animals owned by
the intestate immediately before the intestate’s death.
(2)
"Household chattels" does not include a motor vehicle, boat, aircraft, racing
animal, original painting or other original work of art, trophy, clothing,
jewellery, or other chattel of a personal nature.
(3) A thing is taken to be
owned by the intestate even if—
(b) the
intestate only held an interest in the thing as hirer under a hire purchase
agreement within the meaning of the Hire-purchase Act 1959, section 2 (1) or
a corresponding provision of a law of another State or the Commonwealth.
(4)
This definition applies for the purposes of applying schedule 2 under this
part.