A well-known real estate expert, Sol M. Emus, received the following letter from an elderly widow: Dear Sol: I have just signed a contract to sell my house. No mention was made in the contract of fixtures, whatever they are. I am now preparing to move and would like to take with me: (1) my furnace and (2) if I can't take the furnace, at least the burner from the furnace, which is not attached to the furnace and easily removable. These items mean a lot to me, as my fourth husband was cremated in the furnace. May I take these items with me? Why? Please answer in terms of traditional legal concepts, as I must explain this to my attorney, who is really stupid. Yours, Addy Column How would you answer Addy's question? Why? You must rely on the accepted law and legal principles governing fixtures. The more detailed your response, the better.