Wright v. Michelman

It is “ well estabhshed by the cases, that things which the tenant has at his own expense affixed to the freehold for purposes of ornament or domestic convenience, or for purposes of trade, business or manufactures, may be removed by him before the expiration of his term.” But the “ right of removal depends upon the mode in which the thing to be removed is annexed to the freehold, and the effect which its removal would have upon the premises.” Hanrahan v. O’Reilly, 102 Mass. 201, 203. Collamore v. Gillis, 149 Mass. 578, 581.

The bowling alleys in question, which were first installed by a…