Harrison v. Schluder

OPINION OE THE CouRT BY

JüDGE PETERS :

In Johnson’s Exr. vs. Wiseman’s Exr. 4 Met. 357, this court said questions respecting the right to what .are called fixtures arise between three classes of persons:

1. Between heir and executor, and there the rule obtains with most rigor in favor of the -inheritance; and against the right to consider as a personal chattel anything which has been affixed to the freehold. 2. Between the executor of a tenant for life and the remainderman, or reversioner, and here the right to fixtures is considered more favorably to executors. 3. Between landlord and tenant;…