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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