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   Fixtures
   Items which have been permanently installed in a building and which are included in the purchase price. As they were included in the purchase price they should not be removed by the vendor when they vacate the property. For example, curtain rails, cookers, and plumbed-in washing machines are not con...
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   fixtures
   a device that holds the workpiece securely in the correct position relative to the tool in a manufacturing process but does not guide the tool (as opposed to a jig).
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   Fixtures
   In law fixtures are accessories annexed to houses or lands, which by the fact of their being so annexed become a part of the real property and pass to the freeholder, not being removable at will by the tenant or occupier of the property. The general rule of law is that whatever has been affixed to t...
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   Fixtures
   Any item that is attached to a property and so legally is part of the property.
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   Fixtures
   Any item that is attached to a property and so legally is part of the property.
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