In determining whether or not a chattel has become affixed, a court is usually most influenced by the value of the chattel.

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In determining whether or not a chattel has become affixed, a court usually considers multiple factors such as the degree and purpose of annexation, the intention of the parties, the nature and functionality of the chattel, and the harm caused by removal. The value of the chattel is not the only influential factor.

In Determining Whether or Not a Chattel Has Become Affixed