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Quasi-personalty refers to things that are attached to real property but are considered as personal property by law. This means that even though they are fixed to the property, they are treated as movable items. For example, a fixture or a lease for years is immovable but is still considered personal property.
Quasi-personalty
Quasi-personalty refers to things that are fixed to real property, either actually or fictitiously, but are considered movable (personal property) by law. For example, property such as a fixture or lease for years, although immovable, is considered personal property.
Examples of quasi-personalty include:
These examples illustrate how quasi-personalty can refer to things that are attached to real property but are still considered personal property by law.