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Which of the following is NOT one of the legal tests used to determine whether an item is a fixture?

Correct Answer

C) Purchase price of the item

The three legal tests for determining whether an item is a fixture are: (1) method of attachment, (2) adaptation or use of the item to the property, and (3) intent of the installing party. The purchase price of an item is irrelevant to whether it is legally classified as a fixture.

Answer Options
A
Method of attachment to the property
B
Adaptation or use of the item for the property
C
Purchase price of the item
D
Intent of the party who installed the item

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Key Terms:

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