Ford v. Venard

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• holding that a mobile home is a fixture only if it is affixed to the land, used as realty and the party affixing the mobile home intended to create a permanent fixture
• \[A] building which cannot be removed without destruction of a substantial part of its value becomes almost unavoidably an integral part of the real estate.\
• \[A] building which cannot be removed without destruction of a substantial part of its value becomes almost unavoidably an integral part of the real estate.\
• court applied common law rule on issue of when personal property becomes a fixture
• court applied common law rule on issue of when personal property becomes a fixture
• mobile home was a fixture where party making the accession \substantially modified\ it, and \[i]t could not be removed from its present location except in the sense that any permanent home could be\

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