Explanation:

- Forming part of the land: Items attached to or forming part of the land (like buildings) are not considered goods under the Sale of Goods Act unless they are severed from the land.

- Stocks: These are movable property and are considered goods under the Act. They can be freely bought and sold.

- Actionable claims: These refer to unsecured debts or claims for refund of money, which are not considered goods as they cannot be sold like goods.

- Crop: Once harvested, crops are considered movable property and hence, qualify as goods.

Actionable claims are indeed not included as goods according to the Sale of Goods Act, 1930.