Tim and Tina Wells bought a home with absolutely beautiful perennial gardens in the back. The plantings were designed to bring birds, bees, and butterflies and to provide color for most of the year. When they did the final walkthrough, they were dismayed to see that many of the shrubs and flowering plants had been removed. They expected these plantings to be considered part of the real property because of the

Method of annexation

Explanation:

Annexation is used to describe the process of joining, consolidating or pulling together into one piece. It is used in real estate to signify the merging of smaller units of property to a larger one. For example, merging a smaller piece of land( annexed to a larger one) to a larger one.

In the case above, Tim and Tina believed this would apply with the garden at the back of their house since it was already considered a small part of the property.

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