To determine whether something is a fixture or not,which of the following conditions are usually considered together?

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The usual conditions considered when determining whether something is a fixture or not are adaptation (how the item is fitted to the property), damage that might be caused by removing it, the intent of the parties who added the item, and the mode of annexation (how the item is attached to the property). The choice B includes the cost of relocation, which is not usually considered when making this determination. Choice C includes the cost of the item, which is also not a significant factor. Lastly, choice D includes "cost of annexation," which is not a commonly used factor in this determination.

To Determine Whether Something Is a Fixture or Not,which of the Following