necessary  to   operate    the    factory,   as   a  O'Neall,  J.,  in  a  dissenting  opinion  in

water-wheel,  shafting,  and  gearing.     *'A  Boycez^  Ewart,  i  Rice  (S.  Car.),  1261, said,

building  is   no    more  a  factory,  without  **  It  is  true,  in  legal  parlance,  the  neglect

machinery,  than  machinery  would    be    a  of  any  duty  may  be  a  failure,  and  the  com-

factory  without  a  building."     Mahew  v,  mission  of  any  default  a  delinquency;  bat

Hardesty,  8  Md.  479.    On  the  other  hand,  ..    the  word 'failure,' applied  tea  roercfaant

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Definition.                   FAIR  —  FAITH — FAITHFUL.  Definition.
FAIS.     See    Faithful.  —  Characterized    by  honesty;    impar-
tiality; upright;  free  from  suspicion  of  bias.^     Equitable.*

FAITH.3

FATTHFTTL.     See  Fair.  —  Honest ;  diligent.*

or  mercantile  concern,  means  an  inability  the  other  hand,  language  may  be  fairly  re-

to  meet  his  or  their  debts  from  insolvency,  ported,  yet  not  in  accordance  with  strict

I  take  it,  then,  that  the  word  '  failure '  must  truth."    Lawrence  v.  Finch,  17  N.  J.  Eq.
be  regarded  as  synonymous  with    insol-  234.    See  Faithful.
