When Deciding Whether an Item Is a Fixture or a Fitting

question 45

Multiple Choice

When deciding whether an item is a fixture or a fitting, which of the following factors is the Court least likely to consider?

• A)The intention of the person who attached the object to the land or building.
• B)How easily the objects can be removed.
• C)The cost of the item.
• D)Whether substantial damage would be caused by the object's removal.

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Definitions:

Laws of Supply and Demand

Economic principles stating that the price of a good is directly related to its availability (supply) and the desire for it (demand), with high demand and low supply leading to high prices, and vice versa.

Price

The sum of money needed to buy a product, service, or asset.

Buyer

A person or organization that buys products or services for private use or consumption.

Pope Paul VI

A former leader of the Catholic Church, known for his efforts in addressing societal changes and promoting peace.