Maitland v. Board of Registration in Medicine

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• concluding that furnaces, for which ‘‘[p]its were made in the bottom of the cellar [that were] adapted to [the furnaces] in size and depth, and for the express purpose of receiving them,’’ were fixtures
• concluding that furnaces, for which ‘‘[p]its were made in the bottom of the cellar [that were] adapted to [the furnaces] in size and depth, and for the express purpose of receiving them,’’ were fixtures
• the installation of a portable furnace in the pit of a cellar, held in place by its own weight and easily removable, was a fixture and gave rise to a mechanic’s lien

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).