Fixtures
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Chattels that are affixed to land may form part of the land, despite the parties’ expressed or implied intentions.
Objects brought on to land fall into one of three categories. They may be chattels, or fixtures, which, in law, belong with the land, or they may form part of…
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A tenant’s right to remove trade fixtures during the course of a lease had been ousted by the provisions of its lease.
Peel Land & Property (Ports No 3) Ltd v TS Sheerness Steel Ltd [2014] EWCA Civ 100; [2014] PLSCS 53 concerned the Sheerness Steel Works in Kent, which were let…
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PP 2013/112
Landlord and tenant Fixtures and fittings
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PP 2011/121
Classification of objects on land
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PP 2004/1
Housebuyers looking to avoid full stamp duty by purchasing fixtures separately may face the taxman’s wrath under the SDLT regime. In the past, sellers of properties close to the £250,000…
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PP 2002/176
A case of asset stripping?. A vendor is clearly in breach of contract if, before giving up possession, he removes items that ranked as fixtures at the date upon which…