In Mackie v. Smith, 5 La. Ann. 717, 52 Am.Dec. 615, mirrors were held to be immovable by destination because they were permanently attached to the building.
Summary of this case from Kelieher v. GravoisDecided December 16, 1983
JUDGMENT AFFIRMED
In Mackie v. Smith, 5 La. Ann. 717, 52 Am.Dec. 615, mirrors were held to be immovable by destination because they were permanently attached to the building.
Summary of this case from Kelieher v. GravoisFull title:MACKIE, MATTER OF, v. SMITH
Court:Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of New York, Fourth Department
Date published: Dec 16, 1983
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