Section 41

Where the goods comprised in a regulated agreement were not fixtures to land at the time when the agreement was entered into, the goods shall not, so long as the owner retains any rights in those goods under the agreement, be treated as fixtures to land.

Notwithstanding anything in subsection (1), the owner shall not be entitled to repossess goods which have been affixed to a dwelling‑house or residence, if after the goods have become so affixed any person other than the hirer has bona fide acquired through valuable consideration an interest in the land without notice of the rights of the owner of the goods.

Where any damage is caused to land or any building by the removal and repossession of any goods affixed to the land or building by the owner of the goods, he shall compensate the owner of the land or the building, as the case may be, in respect of the damage.