Under Australian law, 'fixtures' are items of physical property which are sufficiently attached to the land to become part of the land. On the other hand, 'chattels' are items of physical property which are not attached to the land and are thus moveable. Rules have been developed to help decide whether a piece of physical property is either a 'fixture' or a 'chattel'. Explain those rules. In your answer please refer to relevant cases. 8marks please help me fast with long explanation thanks=you