Explanation:

- Dishonest intention: Theft involves the intention to permanently deprive someone of their property. It is a key element that differentiates it from borrowing.

- Removal from possession: For an act to be considered theft, the property must be removed from the possession of its rightful owner. Control or possession must be disturbed.

- Immovable property: Theft generally concerns movable property. Immovable property (like land or buildings) cannot be "moved" and hence isn't usually categorized under theft.

- None of the above: This implies that all options can be an element of theft, which isn’t correct since immovable property isn't normally part of theft.

Correct Answer: Option 3 - Immovable property