The owner of the Old Doghouse Theatre, Mr Cornpop, has signed a contract for the sale of the theatre to the Chaplins.Following the signing of the contract, Mr Cornpop attempts to remove from the theatre the wooden seats (easily packed away when the theatre is used for dance practice), the front doors (firmly attached to the door frames) and the projector (firmly attached to the floor), insisting that they were not included in the sale.The Chaplins try to stop him, arguing that they are all fixtures and therefore part of the theatre.What can Mr Cornpop legally take?

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The seats can be considered as chattels rather than fixtures because they are easily removed and do not cause damage to the property upon removal. The front doors and the projector, being firmly attached, are considered fixtures and part of the property sale.

The Owner of the Old Doghouse Theatre, Mr Cornpop, Has