Civil Transactions Law (5): Immovable Property

The distinction between immovable property and immovable property by destination lies in the nature of each. Immovable property refers to anything fixed that cannot be moved without being damaged or altered in form. On the other hand, immovable property by destination originally constitutes movable property; it does not need to be physically attached to the immovable property but is placed in a manner that serves or is permanently dedicated to the exploitation of the immovable property, such as agricultural machinery designated for use on agricultural land.

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