Fire damaged multiple buildings and structures on the described premises. One of the structures damaged was a large tree house that served the premises (retreat center for large groups). However, the tree house was not listed on the declarations. Can such a structure (tree house) be considered an "outdoor fixture"?
California Subscriber
Absolutely, the tree house would be a covered outdoor fixture. A fixture is defined in part by Merriam Webster as:
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