the conditions laid down in Elliston v. Reacher are inflexible and conclusive for the existence of a building scheme. Justify your answer by reference to the case law.

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The conditions in Elliston v. Reacher are not inflexible and conclusive; they provide guidance on identifying a building scheme, but courts have recognized exceptions and have applied the principles flexibly, considering the specific circumstances of each case.

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