O'Donnell v. Hitchcock
118 Mass. 401, 1875 Mass. LEXIS 381
Opinion
Upon the facts agreed, it is clear that the structure in question never was affixed to the land or became a fixture in any sense, but was and continued to be a mere chattel.
Judgment for the defendants.
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