Explanation:

Correct Option: 3

As per the Sale of Goods Act, 1930, actionable claims are not included under the definition of "goods." The Act defines "goods" as every kind of movable property, excluding actionable claims and money. Actionable claims refer to a claim to any debt or a right to any money or property that can be enforced through legal action, but it does not fall under the category of goods. Therefore, while stocks, crops, and property forming part of the land (if agreed to be severed before the sale) can be classified as goods, actionable claims are excluded from this definition.