Williams v. Ideal Plumbing Co.

1. This was a suit in trover to recover plumbing fixtures (sold under a retention-of-title contract) that had been installed in a dwelling house. Under the provisions of the contract that the fixtures should “remain personal and movable property,” and the other facts of the case,. the controlling questions were whether the fixtures, after becoming attached to the realty, had lost their identity, and whether they could be detached from the realty without material injury to the realty.' On these questions the evidence was in acute conflict, and the finding of the jury, that the *608attached…