Fixtures are items in a building or on land which legally are considered to have become part of the land and are, therefore, subject to any contract for the sale of that land.
Fittings are items which are not treated as having become part of the land and so are not subject to any contract for the sale of that land, unless the contract specifically includes them.
Items which are physically attached to the house or land,such as fixed shelving or fitted cupboards, are usually fixtures.
Items which are not fixed are usually fittings.

A part of freehold property which lies directly over land belonging to someone else and which gains structural benefit from doing so, eg. where part of a house is built over next door’s garage.

An estate in land which usually lasts forever.

Owner of a freehold interest.

A seller of land who uses these words will be confirming that, among other things, he has the power to sell it and also that he is selling it free from any charges, incumbrances or adverse rights which affect the land, other than those which he has disclosed to the buyer or which the seller does not and could not reasonably be expected to know about.

An additional amount of money lent to a borrower by the same lender.