Land - Fixtures and Chattels Flashcards
1
Q
Method and degree of annexation
A
Berkley v Poulett
2
Q
Object and purpose of annexation
A
D’eyncourt v Gregory
3
Q
Statue = Chattel
A
Berkley v Poulett
4
Q
Plinth = Fixture
A
Berkley v Poulett
5
Q
Light fittings, white goods, fitted carpets, curtains = Chattels
A
Botham v TSB Bank
6
Q
Bungalow that could not be removed without damage is a fixture
A
Elitestone v Morris
7
Q
If an item is securely attached this raises the rebuttable presumption that it is a fixture
A
Buckland v Butterfield
8
Q
Freestanding items are rebuttably presumed to be
chattels
A
Berkley v Poulett
9
Q
presumptions is rebutted by contrary evidence as to whether the object was intended as a permanent addition to the land
A
Leigh v Taylor
10
Q
A greenhouse that could be removed without damage is a chattel
A
Dibble Ltd v Moore
