The seller has a beautiful dining room ceiling fixture that matches his entire dining room set. If the sales contract does NOT specifically state whether the fixture is included in the sale or excluded from it, the buyer's agent can tell the buyer to expect that the dining room fixture will be: A. excluded from the sale because it is clearly part of the seller's dining room suite of furnishings. B. excluded from the sale if the seller takes it down himself and mends the hole in the ceiling. C. included in the sale only if the buyer purchases the dining room furniture. D. included in the sale because it is attached to the ceiling.
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