Property Ownership
In Michigan, a fixture is personal property that has become attached to real property. Which test is used to determine if an item is a fixture?
AAge of the item only
BMethod of attachment, adaptability, and intent of the parties✓ Correct
CMonetary value of the item
DWhether the item is insured
Explanation
Michigan courts use the three-part test to determine if an item is a fixture: (1) method of attachment (how firmly attached), (2) adaptability (is it designed for that specific use), and (3) intent of the parties at the time of attachment.
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