Opinion of J. Rawlinson: whether steam engine in estate timber yard is a fixture

This material is held atHull University Archives, Hull History Centre

Reference
- GB 50 U DX103/16
Dates of Creation
- 30 Sep 1890
Physical Description
- 1 item

Scope and Content

The decision was made that the steam engine and saw bench were neither fixtures nor fittings, that they were removable and not attached to the freehold.

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Papers relating to the Worksop Estate of the Duke of Newcastle and other papersU DX103

Survey of estates of the Marquis of Rockingham in Hoyland.U DX103/1

Bill book of George Secker of South Kirby, cobblerU DX103/2

Pamphlets. Propaganda to be dropped in air - raidsU DX103/3

Correspondence relating to tenancies of Garside and HarrisonU DX103/4

Notes on purchase of the Worksop estate by the Duke of Newcastle from the Duke of NorfolkU DX103/5

Particulars and valuation of the Worksop Manor Estate - Kilton FarmU DX103/6

CorrespondenceU DX103/7

Statement of rentsU DX103/8

List of fixtures belonging to tenantsU DX103/9

Valuation of timberU DX103/10

Notice. Worksop Manor House to letU DX103/11

Particulars of Sale, Part III. With plan (3 copies): land in WorksopU DX103/12

List of applicants for particularsU DX103/13

Notes of opening speech by the auctioneerU DX103/14

Abstract of results of saleU DX103/15

Opinion of J. Rawlinson: whether steam engine in estate timber yard is a fixtureU DX103/16

List of title deeds signed by the Duke of NewcastleU DX103/17

List of tenancy agreementsU DX103/18

List of stock at GamstonU DX103/19

Particulars of Sale: 2 houses and 57 cottages at Shireoaks Row. Plan and pricesU DX103/20