Chattel or Fixture?

🧾 Chattel or Fixture? – Land Law Flowchart

Make complex UK property law easier to understand with this Chattel or Fixture flowchart — a visual legal tool designed to help students, solicitors, and conveyancers determine whether an item is considered part of the land (fixture) or personal property (chattel).

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Key Features:

• Covers the Berkley v Poulett Test
  Breaks down the two-part legal test:

  1. Degree of annexation (Is it physically attached?)

  2. Purpose of annexation (Does it benefit the land or the item?)

• Case Law Illustrated
  

• Clarifies whether common items such as curtains, cookers, garden sheds, and carpets are fixtures or chattels.

Perfect For:

·        Law students studying land law, revising land law or preparing for SQE or LLB

·        Tutors teaching land law, simplifying complex content

·        Legal professionals needing a quick visual reference