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That still results in a physical change to the building, even if it is only temporary (or not, if the building material is unusually porous). The test that I r
by Mtinie 10y ago
That still results in a physical change to the building, even if it is only temporary (or not, if the building material is unusually porous).
The test that I remember seeing applied in the past concerns "intention distruction or defacement". As I understand it, alterations (graffiti, breaking a window, removing ornamentation, etc.) that alters the physical object or space can apply.