Mines Inc.installs an industrial-quality wastewater system bolted to a concrete foundation on its property and connected to an underground aquifer.A court is most likely to consider the system a fixture because

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The court is most likely to consider the wastewater system a fixture because it is attached to Mines' property and integral to its operations. The fact that the system is industrial-quality may support this reasoning, but ultimately it is the connection to the property and use in daily operations that would make it a fixture. The ownership of the property and the function of the wastewater system do not necessarily determine whether it is a fixture or not.

Mines IncInstalls an Industrial-Quality Wastewater System Bolted to a Concrete Foundation