Permantly affixed ?

[PATB]

We lost a place to a new owner and remove the new fence, waterlines and other improvements when we left. Check your state laws to what is yours to take and what you have to leave.

 

[Tod Dague]

Doesn't help you any but If I'm replacing a gate on a lease I use portable panels or make a gap gate.

 

[Brute 23]

That stuff should be discussed up front.

Excellent point. Communication is the way to prevent most problems.

It should be discussed, but discussions seem to get "lost" when money is involved. I understand both points of view, however the law is going to side with the property owner on items that are "attached". When you bury a post, it is now "attached" to the land. When you nail or bolt something to that post, it is "attached". If you attach it by tying it with wire, that is not permanently attached.

As to the gates, they are not permanently attached, because they are probably mounted on pins. You can remove your new gates provided you hang his old ones back.

True but in Texas when you screw the deals to the wall to hang a rod and curtains the bracket and rod is considered permanently attached but the curtains hanging off the rod ARE NOT.

So, a comparison the t-post may be considered permanently attached but the PORTABLE PANNELS wired to them are not.