Property Ownership
Which of the following is an example of 'personal property' in Rhode Island?
AA detached single-family home
BA built-in dishwasher
CA refrigerator not connected to the property✓ Correct
DA fence surrounding the property
Explanation
A refrigerator that is not attached or connected to the property is personal property (chattel). Built-in appliances, fences, and the home itself are considered real property (fixtures or improvements to the land).
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