Marsh v. Binstock

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• concluding that constructive severance occurs when owner of realty with attached fixtures sells fixtures separately from real estate
• finding equipment attached by screws, wiring, and piping was intended by the parties to be personal property, not a fixture, when sale and tax documents separately valued the equipment
• finding equipment attached by screws, wiring, and piping was intended by the parties to be personal property, not a fixture, when sale and tax documents separately valued the equipment

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