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A factory or industrial plant. A place where machinery or mechanical power is utilized in connection with the employment of the individual. 58 Am J1st Workm Comp § 117. A place where there is an organized force of laborers working with machinery to produce the finished product from raw materials, or converting manufactured articles into a different product. Hotchkiss v District of Columbia, 4 App DC 73 (involving statutes fixing hours of labor or prescribing provisions as to child labor.) For practical purposes, any plant or factory where raw material is converted into a finished product, complete and ready for the final use for which it is intended, or so completed as that in the ordinary course of business of the concern it is ready to be put upon the open market for sale to any person wishing to buy it. Louisville v Zinmeister & Sons, 188 Ky 570, 222 SW 958, 10 ALR 1269, 1273.
Ballentine's law dictionary.
Anderson, W.S..
1998.
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