Mobile Home Property Dispute

Summary

In Alberta, a mobile home is generally considered personal property (chattel) unless permanently affixed to land, which may classify it as real property. If a mobile home was bought separately and is not permanently affixed, it remains chattel. The villages designation supports this classification. To resolve disputes, review purchase agreements, consult local bylaws, and seek legal advice from a property lawyer.

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The subsequent purchaser knew that the chattel was bought separately. If village calls it a chattel it remains a chattel?
In Alberta, if the mobile home was purchased separately and is not permanently affixed to the land, it generally remains classified as chattel (personal property). The village's designation of it as chattel supports this classification.
Do you need guidance on the legal steps to resolve this dispute?
Yes
To resolve this dispute, you may consider the following steps:
*. Review Purchase Agreements: Examine the purchase agreements for both the lot and the mobile home.
*. Consult Local Bylaws: Check the village bylaws regarding the classification of mobile homes.
*. Legal Advice: It may be beneficial to consult with a local property lawyer for specific legal guidance.
Would you like assistance in finding a local lawyer to help with your case?
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It seems like you've got a substantial situation regarding the classification of the mobile home as chattel or real property. If you change your mind and decide to seek legal assistance, don't hesitate to reach out. Best of luck resolving your dispute!
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Case Rating: *
Your situation involves a significant property classification issue. You've got the right steps in mind, and if you need further help, consulting a property lawyer would be beneficial. If you have any more questions or need further guidance, feel free to ask!