Works
A Dictionary of Law · William C. Anderson · 1889
A Dictionary of Law
The structures and grounds which compose a factory or manufacturing establishment. In a statute exempting from taxation " all machines, vehicles and carriages, belonging to the company, with all their works," the word " works " was held to include real estate.' " Works of all kinds," as used in a provision for licensing in a city charter, does not include the business of insurance agents." Works of charity, or of necessity.
See Charity, 3; Necessity; Sunday; Worship.
Works of fine arts.
See Art, 3; Copyright.