[Solved] Are growing crops real property?

Q.	Are growing crops real property?
A.	Yes, for the purpose of civil law
B.	No, for the purpose of criminal law
C.	No, for the purpose of commercial law
D.	All of the above
Answer» C. No, for the purpose of commercial law

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