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hammer [34]
3 years ago
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Ollie leased a building in old town. ollie installed a washer and dryer unit and a new furnace in the basement of the building w

ith new duct work throughout the building. upon expiration of the lease, ollie intends to remove the washer and dryer, but not the furnace. the washer and dryer can easily be removed without harming anything. removal of the furnace, however, will damage the building. are the washer, dryer, and furnace fixtures?
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1 answer:
HACTEHA [7]3 years ago
8 0

I believe the answer is: The furnace is a fixture, but the washer and dryer are not.

Fixtures refers to a set of objects whose position is completely fixed and could not be removed unless by destroying a part of the building.  Washer and Dryer are not fixed to any wall of the building and can be moved simply by the cooperation of two people or with the helps of stroll.

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