Under the Uniform Commercial Code, a fixture is defined as goods:
A) bought primarily for business, personal, or household use.
B) held for sale or lease to be used under contracts of service.
C) that are considered to be a part of the real property.
D) other than inventory, farm products, or consumer goods.

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The Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) breaks down personal property into a number of different classifications, which are important in determining how a creditor obtains an enforceable security interest in a particular kind of collateral. Fixtures are defined as goods that are so affixed to real property that they are considered a part of the real property.

Under the Uniform Commercial Code, a Fixture Is Defined as Goods